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• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -Range 10.35.12.1

• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml

Running Discovery, Inventory, and Status Polling Tasks

Description: The Set-RunDiscovery, Set-RunInventory, Set-RunDiscoveryInventory, and Set-

RunStatusPoll

commands allows you to perform discovery, inventory, and status polling on a discovery range,

discovery range group, or devices. For range and range groups, enter the ranges either using an xml file or by specifying

the range. For more information about the RangeList.xml file, see Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host Names Using XML or

CSV Files. For devices, enter the name of the device as displayed in the device tree. Multiple device names must be

separated by a comma.

Commands:

• 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

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