Users Guide

and all the ranges it contains. You can maintain dierent sets of protocols for dierent types of devices in your network. With ranges
not in a group, you have to edit each range individually to change the protocols which are active, the time out or retry values, or
credentials used with each protocol. Each discovery range 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, create multiple groups for
each subnet. For more information about DiscoveryProle.xml, Rangelist.xml, and RangeList.csv les, see Creating a Discovery
Prole Input File and Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host names Using XML or CSV Files.
Command:
• PS> Add-DiscoveryRangeGroup –Profile <DiscoveryProfile.xml> -GroupName <group name> -
RangeList <Rangelist.xml>
• PS> Add-DiscoveryRangeGroup –Profile <DiscoveryProfile.xml> -GroupName <group name> -
RangeListCSV <Rangelist.csv>
Examples:
• PS> Add-DiscoveryRangeGroup –Profile .\Samples\DiscoveryProfile.xml -GroupName Group1 -
RangeList .\Samples\rangelist.xml
• PS> Add-DiscoveryRangeGroup –Profile .\Samples\DiscoveryProfile.xml -GroupName Group1 -
RangeListCSV .\Samples\rangelist.csv
Editing a discovery range group
Description: The Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup command allows you to edit an existing discovery range group. You can
change the protocols for the discovery range group by specifying a DiscoveryProle.xml le which changes the current protocol
settings for the specied group. For information about the DiscoveryProle.xml le, see Creating a Discovery Prole Input File.
Command:
PS> Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName <groupname> –Profile <DiscoveryProfile.xml> -
AddRangeList <rangelist .xml or .csv file>
Example:
• Change a discovery range group’s discovery prole and add new ranges to the discovery range group using an XML le:
PS> Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName WebServers-TX -Profile .\samples
\snmp_only.xml -AddRangeList .\samples\new_ranges.xml
• Change a discovery range group’s discovery prole and add new ranges to the discovery range group using a CSV le:
PS> Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName WebServers-TX -Profile .\samples
\snmp_only.xml -AddRangeListCSV .\samples\new_ranges.csv
• Add new ranges to a discovery range group using an XML le (retaining the previously discovered prole):
PS> Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName WebServers-TX -AddRangeList .\samples
\new_ranges.xml
• Add new ranges to a discovery range group using a CSV le (retaining the previously discovered prole):
PS> Set-ModifyDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName WebServers-TX -AddRangeListCSV .\samples
\new_ranges.csv
Removing a discovery range group
Description: The Remove-DiscoveryRangeGroup command allows to you to remove a discovery range group.
Command:
PS>Remove-DiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName <groupname>
Example:
PS>Remove-DiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName Group1
Enabling a discovery range or discovery range group
Description: The Set-EnableDiscoveryRange command allows you to enable a discovery range or a discovery range group.
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.
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