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# Reapply CI lookup rules on selected discovered items for Configuration Compliance

# Reapply CI lookup rules on selected discovered items for Configuration Compliance {#ariaid-title1}

* Release version: Australia
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* Updated August 11, 2026
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Reapply configuration item (CI) lookup rules on selected discovered items from the discovered item list view select actions. The administrator might have to edit or update a lookup rule for multiple reasons. If the lookup rule
changes, they can reapply them on the discovered items.

## Before you begin

Roles required:

## About this task

If the CI changes after reapplying the CI lookup rules, the discovered items are updated with the new CI and test results. For more information, see [CI changes for discovered items for Configuration Compliance](https://servicenow-prod.fluidtopics.net/CfI40iJE8bxpbAIQGVD4Uw "The default value of the property sn_sec_cmn.update_on_ci_change is true. So, when the configuration item (CI) for a discovered item is updated, the test results are updated as well.").

## Procedure

1. Navigate to AllSecurity operationsCMDBDiscovered Items.
2. Select the required discovered items and click Action on selected rows.  
3. Select Reapply CI lookup rules from the list.  
   The rules are reapplied on these discovered items.  
   Note:  
   Starting with Configuration Compliance v15.1.5, you can skip the reapplication of CI lookup rules on discovered items with the substate 'CI Decommissioned' by enabling the system property
   sn_sec_cmn.skipItemsWithCIDecommissioned.

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