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It sounds like you've replaced device A with a different device B (which is a different type), but have plugged all the connections which were originally in A to B.

Netbox isn't an asset management system, so normally when swapping out a unit, you'd simply change the asset tag / serial number of the "device" in the database, and leave all the connections alone. An asset management system would track the lifecycle of the asset from purchase to disposal, being put into a spares pool, deployed, returned to manufacturer for repair etc; Netbox doesn't do that.

If you think of a "device" in Netbox as a record of "where something is deployed right now", or "what's sitting in this rack position r…

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