I have 5 records in my connection manager that I would like to combine in one. Is that possible? To clarify I currently have 5 records that look something like:
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.10
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: 10.10.70.10\hostmonitor
Password: ************
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.11
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: 10.10.70.11\hostmonitor
Password: ************
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.12
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: 10.10.70.12\hostmonitor
Password: ************
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.13
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: 10.10.70.13\hostmonitor
Password: ************
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.14
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: 10.10.70.14\hostmonitor
Password: ************
I would like to just have one that looks somthing like:
Agent: Agent: RemoteServer
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.0/28
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: hostmonitor
Password: ************
Is that possible?
Connection Manager Host/Resource
HostMonitor version?
I think you may set 1 record (if you are using the same password)
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.1-10.10.70.15
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: hostmonitor
Password: ************
You may provide "default" account that will be used by HostMonitor for every resource not included in the list. To do so, type * as resource name. Then you may provide name of the server/domain or type * instead of server name. In 1st case HostMonitor will send authentication information to the specified server; in 2nd case (unc=* and sever=*) HostMonitor will connect to the server that was specified as test parameter.
In addition to default and host-specific accounts, you may specify accounts based on IP address ranges (e.g. you may specify one user account for 10.10.1.5-10.10.1.55 range, another account for 10.10.1.200-10.10.1.235 range)
Regards
Alex
I think you may set 1 record (if you are using the same password)
Host/Ressource: 10.10.70.1-10.10.70.15
Server or Domain: MyDomainName
Login: hostmonitor
Password: ************
You may provide "default" account that will be used by HostMonitor for every resource not included in the list. To do so, type * as resource name. Then you may provide name of the server/domain or type * instead of server name. In 1st case HostMonitor will send authentication information to the specified server; in 2nd case (unc=* and sever=*) HostMonitor will connect to the server that was specified as test parameter.
In addition to default and host-specific accounts, you may specify accounts based on IP address ranges (e.g. you may specify one user account for 10.10.1.5-10.10.1.55 range, another account for 10.10.1.200-10.10.1.235 range)
Regards
Alex