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how to modify discovery credential profile of node

Sridhara

Hi All,

We have discovered unix nodes using a particular credential profile. Is it possible to change so that the same node be discovered by different profile.

I tried by modifying the discovered credential attribute of SSH CI type, but did not worked

Regards,

Sridhara.

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    Hello Sridhara,

    you can delete the current SSH CIs and rediscover the Unix nodes.

    For the old credentials you can add a restriction so they will not be used for the nodes in discussion. It would be nice to have them all in a single IP range so the exclusion can be done easily.
    The discovery flow will try the credentials based on their order so changing the order in DataFlowProbe Setup will change the order of the credentials when the nodes are rediscovered.

    \Bogdan

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