You can find computers by searching an external comma, semicolon, colon, or tab-delimited text file.
If the file you want to import is saved in a different format, the entire content of the file displays in the ID column. Click Settings to open the file in the correct format.
Column name |
Description
|
ID |
The unique identifier of the computer. |
Display Name |
Name that displays in the Command Center Scope pane and Result pane. |
Host Name |
Same name as the Computer Name in the Control Panel Network properties dialog box. |
HW Address |
The hardware address (MAC address) of the computer’s NIC. |
IP Address |
The computer’s IP address on BOOTP. |
Gateway Address |
The computer’s gateway address on BOOTP. |
Cooperative |
Determines if this is a cooperative or consistent mode computer. |
Network Type |
Either Ethernet or Token Ring. Corresponds to the network card in the computer. |
Repository Folder |
Directory where information about this computer will be stored. |
Button |
Action |
Remove |
Removes the selected line of information from the display. The information that is removed is not imported. |
Settings |
Opens the File/Import Export dialog box where you set the file format for the file. |
Select the checkbox to identify the first line of text in the file as the column headers.
Select the computer data you want to search in the text file. For example, select ID (default), and the computer IDs in the text file will be match to the computer IDs.