Device Models

Device models correlate to the different models of devices you use in your network. For example, a Cisco 2960 is a device model made by Cisco.

Device Models CSV Format

Below is the format and definitions for the device-models.csv file that should be imported into Nucleo. Feel free to download the CSV template below.

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Name
ID
Type
string | int
Description
The unique identifier for the model on your current system.
Name
Device Manufacturer ID
Type
string | int
Description
The unique identifier for the device manufacturer on your current system. This will be joined to your device manufacturer import on upload.
Name
Name
Type
string
Description
The name of the device model (e.g. Cisco 2960).
Name
Type
Type
string
Description
The type of the device (see table below).
Name
Sub Type
Type
string
Description
The sub-type of the device (see table below). Only available on modem device types.
Name
Unique Identifier
Type
string
Description
How the device is uniquely identified on your network. The options are mac-address or imei-imsi-generated-mac-address.
Name
DNS Abbreviation
Type
string
Description
The DNS abbreviation for the model (e.g. cisco-2960). This will be used to generate the DNS name for the device.
Name
Port Number
Type
string
Description
The port number for the device. This is used to generate an admin link for your device
Name
Requires HTTPS
Type
boolean
Description
Whether the admin link requires https or not. (1 means required, 0 means not required)

Available Types

Below are the types that can be used to define your device.

Type	Value
Wireless Radio	`wireless-radio`
Router	`router`
Switch	`switch`
Server	`server`
Power Device	`power-device`
Modem	`modem`

Available Sub Types

Below are the sub-types that can be used to define your device. Only available if device type is modem.

Sub Type	Value
Fiber	`fiber`
Cable	`cable`
DSL	`dsl`