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<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 certificate

file is required to be on the local system, specify the entire path to the certificate file. 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 defined

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 file and then read the file by

specifying it on the command line using the –RangeList or –RangeListCSV argument. A sample XML

file (RangeList.xml) and CSV file (RangeList.csv) are included in the samples folder at C:\Program Files

(x86)\Dell\SysMgt\Essentials\Tools\CLI\Samples. To create multiple input files, edit and rename either the

xml or csv file.

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 DiscoveryProfile.xml file and not

from the RangeList.xml or RangeList.csv file. If required, you can create multiple groups for each

subnet.

An example of theRangeList.xml file is outlined as follows:

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

</DiscoveryConfigurationRanges>

An example of the RangeList.csv is outlined as follows:

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