Resolve creation of duplicate configuration items for Linux serversSummaryDiscovery is misidentifying and overwriting configuration item (CI) data for physical Linux servers. These servers share a common chassis serial number and the CMDB Serial Number table lists lists the same chassis serial number and type for multiple CIs. As a result, discovery is identifying the CI incorrectly and overwriting one CI information with another one. ReleaseAll releasesInstructionsTo resolve this and avoid future issues, add a custom condition to the existing identification rule, which will then skip the chassis serial number type. 1. The Linux Server discovery checks for Serial Number and Serial Number Type attributes in the CMDB Serial Number table. 2. The CMDB Serial Number table has Chassis, BIOS, UUID, and System Serial Number Types data already present. 3. Any of the above data can be used for identification. 4. To avoid incorrect identification issues, add a custom condition on the Linux Server class to skip the identification on Serial Number Type, Chassis, as shown in the following image. Using this condition on the Serial Number Table, 'Chassis' Serial Number Type is no longer used for the Linux Server class.