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</NetMask>

</ICMPConfiguration>

<GetCommunity>public</GetCommunity>

</SNMPV1V2CConfig>

</SNMPV3Config>

</SNMPConfig>

<UserName>Administrator</UserName>

</WMIConfig>

<UserName>Administrator</UserName>

</StorageEMCConfig>

<CertificateFile>Certificate.crt</CertificateFile>

</SecureMode>

</WSManConfig>

</IPMIConfig>

<UserName>Administrator</UserName>

</SSHConfig>

</DiscoveryConfiguration>

NOTE: If you discovered iDRAC using WS-Man and if you are using secure mode where a certicate le is required to be

on the local system, specify the entire path to the certicate le. For example, c:\192.168.1.5.cer.

Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host names Using XML or CSV Files

You must specify ranges during discovery, inventory, and status tasks. A range in this instance is dened either as an individual IP

address, a host name, or an actual range of IPs such as 192.168.7.1-50 or 10.35.0.*. Add ranges, IPs, or host names either to an xml or

csv-based input le and then read the le by specifying it on the command line using the –RangeList or –RangeListCSV

argument. A sample XML le (RangeList.xml) and CSV le (RangeList.csv) are included in the samples folder at C:\Program Files

\Dell\SysMgt\Essentials\Tools\CLI\Samples

. To create multiple input les, edit and rename either the xml or csv le.

NOTE: If you are creating discovery range groups, then each group can only have one corresponding subnet. The subnet

for a group is read from the DiscoveryProle.xml le and not from the RangeList.xml or RangeList.csv le. If required,

you can create multiple groups for each subnet.

An example of theRangeList.xml le is outlined as follows:

<?xml version="1.0" encoding="utf-8" ?>

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