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Newbie question

I am relatively new to Orion. I was wondering does it accept wildcards when doing a node discovery. For example if I have multiple class c networks and I know that the switch is going to be a xxx.xxx.xxx.6 address; is there a way I can do a discovery and just look for devices with a 006 in the last octet?

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qle

I'm pretty sure this isn't possible but I'd be interested to find out otherwise.

da_man

dang. I'm gonna end up with carpal tunnel.

FormerMember

You can get down to the last octet in the subnet mask, but you can't do wildcards within that. If you know what your target IP addresses are, you can certainly use Host Seed File to just get those.