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Australia, Zurich, Yokohama, Xanadu
Standalone Application
The CMDB CI Class Models app is the single source for all new base-system CMDB CI class models defined by ServiceNow.
The app provides customers and ISV partners with classes for the Discovery and Service Mapping Patterns apps.
Use the app to obtain and make use of newer class models at a faster pace than with regular family releases.
- Provides base-system CMDB class models for new resources
- Adds new classes and their descriptions to the CMDB class hierarchy
- Creates identification rules and dependent relationships for new classes
Added
There were 23 new CMDB CI classes added in this release.
- New CMDB CI Classes to support Retail
- Handheld Barcode Scanner (cmdb_ci_handheld_barcode_scanner ): Represents portable scanning devices used to capture and decode barcodes printed on products, assets, or labels. These devices are typically operated by hand and connect to point-of-sale (POS) systems, computers, or mobile applications to transmit scanned data for inventory, retail, or asset tracking purposes.
- Industrial Refrigeration(cmdb_ci_industrial_refrigeration): This class is for industrial scale refrigeration and cooling systems, as defined by UNSPSC code 24130000, such as industrial refrigerators, Industrial freezers, and Ice makers.
- New CMDB CI Classes to support Mobile Private Network (MPN) support for 4G/5G RAN and Core network objects.
- Plus few more classes, check the TSOM documentation for details.
Modified
- Eliminated duplicate Certificate Management tasks for expired certificates.
- With the DigiCert pattern, expired certificates were being created and immediately retired by an archive rule. However, in the brief window before archiving, a remediation task was being generated for the same certificate on every cycle — resulting in a flood of duplicate sn_disco_certmgmt_certificate_task records all pointing to the same already-retired certificate. This has been fixed. Task creation now skips certificates that have already been retired or archived, so a single certificate no longer generates a stream of identical tasks.
- CA certificates with empty CN and SAN can now be ingested.
- The data policy on the certificate table treated Subject Alternative Name (SAN) as a mandatory field. While this is correct for TLS server certificates, Certificate Authority (CA) certificates legitimately have no hostname identity — they identify an issuing organization, not a server. As a result, CA certificates with both CN and SAN empty were being rejected by IRE with the error: Data Policy Exception: The following fields are mandatory: Subject Alternative Name.This has been fixed. The data policy now correctly distinguishes CA certificates from end-entity TLS certificates. CA certificates are accepted with empty CN and SAN, while the mandatory check continues to apply to server certificates.
- Added missing class descriptions to NSX tables.
- The NSX tables introduced in the March release shipped without Class Description entries in their class info files, leaving them blank in CI Class Manager. Class Description metadata has now been added to all newly created NSX classes. NSX tables now display proper, human-readable descriptions in CI Class Manager and related tooling.
Required plugins and products:
- Configuration Management Database (CMDB) (com.snc.cmdb)