Administrator Guide

• Windows Embedded 8 Standard 64 - WE8SEmbedded 8 Standard 64 — WE8S

• Windows 10 IoT Enterprise — WIE10

An example for device settings data is as follows:

D90Q8;A02040401050;5020;XYZ;MN;OP;WE8S;W1009341019;0080646A1144;VX0;ABCD;EFGH;IJKL;Administrator

;San Jose Office;WES

Format for importing subnet data from at les

The format to provide data in a at le for subnet is as follows:

Broadcast Address, Description, SW Repository, Override Default Parameters, IP Address, Subnet

Mask, Max. Web Service Simultaneous Updates, Wake On LAN Time Out(Secs.), Wake On LAN Tries,

TFTP Time Out (Secs.), TFTP Retries, Network Card Speed

• Broadcast address for the device. Example: 10.10.10.255

• Description is the subnet name displayed in the GUI.

• SW Repository is the name of a Software Repository. Example: Master

You cannot add a subnet without a software repository.

• Override Default Parameters — Override Global Preferences (This is applicable for Enterprise license only)

• IP Address is the valid IP address in subnet. Example: 199.199.10.2

• Subnet Mask of the device. For example, 255.255.255.0

• Max. Web Service Simultaneous Updates is the limit for Maximum Simultaneous Updates. Example: 5

• Wake On LAN Time Out (in Seconds) is the Time Out for Wake On LAN. Example: 2

• Wake On LAN Tries is the limit for WOL retries. Example: 3

• TFTP Time Out (in Seconds). For example, 10

• TFTP Retries is the limit for TFTP retries. Example: 3

• Network Card Speed of the device. For example, 1 (for Auto), 2(for 100M-F), 3(for 100M-H)

An example for subnet data is as follows:

10.10.10.255,Subnet1,MASTER,False,199.199.10.2,255.255.255.0,6,2,1,1,7,2.

This example adds a subnet denition which discovers and manages devices on a class C subnet with IP address assignments from

199.10.0.1 to 199.10.0.254. The column header either does not exist or exists in the above proper order.

NOTE

: Before working with subnets, the WDM database must contain information about at least one repository.

Format for importing IP range data from at les

The format to provide data in a at le for IP range is as follows:

StartIP, EndIP, ExclusionStartIP, ExclusionEndIP, Description

• StartIP — Beginning IP address for IP range

• EndIP — Ending IP address for IP range

• ExclusionStartIP —Beginning IP address for IP exclusion range

• ExclusionEndIP — Ending IP address for IP exclusion range

• Description — Enter the name of the IP range displayed on the GUI

An example for IP range data is as follows:

My IP Range 10.10.10.10 10.10.10.200 10.10.10.20 10.10.10.30

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