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PS> Set-RunDiscovery -DeviceName <device 1>,<device 2>,...,<device N>
PS> Set-RunDiscovery -Range <rangename>
PS> Set-RunDiscovery -GroupName <rangeGroupName>
PS> Set-RunDiscovery -RangeList <rangelist.xml>
PS> Set-RunInventory -DeviceName <device 1>,<device 2>,...,<device N>
PS> Set-RunInventory -Range <rangename>
PS> Set-RunInventory -GroupName <rangeGroupName>
PS> Set-RunInventory -RangeList <rangelist.xml>
PS> Set-RunDiscoveryInventory -DeviceName <device 1>,<device 2>,...,<device N>
PS> Set-RunDiscoveryInventory -Range <rangename>
PS> Set-RunDiscoveryInventory -GroupName <rangeGroupName>
PS> Set-RunDiscoveryInventory -RangeList <rangelist.xml>
Set-RunStatusPoll -DeviceName <device 1>,<device 2>,...,<device N>
PS> Set-RunStatusPoll -Range <rangename>
PS> Set-RunStatusPoll -GroupName <rangeGroupName>
PS> Set-RunStatusPoll -RangeList <rangelist.xml>
Examples:
PS> Set-RunDiscovery -Range 10.23.23.1
PS> Set-RunInventory -GroupName MyServers
PS> Set-RunDiscoveryInventory -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml
PS> Set-RunStatusPoll -DeviceName MyZen
Removing a Device
Description: The Remove-Device command allows you to remove devices from the device tree.
Command:
PS> Remove-Device -DeviceName <device 1>,<device 2>,...,<device N>
Example:
PS> Remove-Device -DeviceName Server1,RAC1
Retrieving the Status Execution Progress of a Discovery Range
Description: The Get-DiscoveryStatus command allows you to get the progress of a discovery range. Enter the ranges either
using an xml le or by specifying the range. For information about the RangeList.xml le, see Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host Names
Using XML or CSV Files.
Commands:
PS> Get-DiscoveryStatus —Range <rangeName>
PS> Get-Discovery -RangeList <RangeList.xml>
PS> Get-Discovery -GroupName <group name>
Examples:
PS> Get-DiscoveryStatus —Range 10.35.2.1
PS> Get-Discovery -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml
PS> Get-Discovery -GroupName Group1
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