Users Guide

Disabling a Discovery Range or Discovery Range Group
Description: The Set-DisableDiscoveryRange command allows you to disable a discovery range or a
discovery range group. Enter the ranges either using an xml file or by specifying the range. For
information about the RangeList.xml file, see Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host names Using XML or CSV
Files.
Commands:
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRange -Range <range>
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRange -RangeList <RangeList.xml>
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName <groupname>
Examples:
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRange -Range 10.35.1.3
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRange -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml
• PS> Set-DisableDiscoveryRangeGroup -GroupName Group1
Creating a Discovery Exclude Range
Description: The Add-DiscoveryExcludeRange command allows you to add an exclude range. Enter
the ranges either using an xml file or by specifying the range. For information about the RangeList.xml file,
see Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host Names Using XML or CSV Files.
Commands:
• PS> Add-DiscoveryExcludeRange -Range <range>
• PS> Add-DiscoveryExcludeRange -RangeList <RangeList.xml>
Examples:
• PS> Add-DiscoveryExcludeRange -Range 10.35.12.1
• PS> Add-DiscoveryExcludeRange -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml
Removing a Discovery Exclude Range
Description: The Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange command allows you to remove an exclude
range. Enter the ranges either using an xml file or by specifying the range. For information about the
RangeList.xml file, see Specifying IPs, Ranges, or Host Names Using XML or CSV Files.
Commands:
• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -Range <range>
• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -RangeList <RangeList.xml>
Examples:
• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -Range 10.35.12.1
• PS> Remove-DiscoveryExcludeRange -RangeList .\Samples\RangeList.xml
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