Dell OpenManage Network Manager Web Client Guide 5.1 - Page 354

Valid Values- Enter ranges of valid values as described in Decimal above. Inventory Reference Select the Reference Type entity with the list that appears when you click the green plus (+), then use the side-by-side widget's arrows to move available attributes from Available to Selected. You can change the Reference Type by deleting it with the red minus (-), then selecting a new type with the green plus. String Default String- Enter a default string. Valid Values- Enter valid values as described in Coded Value above. Editable Valid Values-Check to enable editing valid values. Constraint-Enter the regular expression constraints, if any, on the string attribute. Constraint Description-Enter the message to appear if the regular expression constraints are not met. Min / Max Length-Enter the minimum / maximum number of characters in a valid string. Click Apply to accept your edits for the attribute, or Cancel to abandon them. Use an existing Parameter Schema for this Adaptive CLI Select this, and a Select Existing button appears. Clicking this button opens a selector where you can select from previously-configured attribute schemas (collections of attributes) to use in the Adaptive CLI you are configuring. Validating IP Address Variables Programatically, IP address attributes support four extended properties: IP_MASK, SUBNET, ALLOW_32_BIT_MASK, and ALLOW_ANY_VALID_IP. The state of the first two largely defines Dell OpenManage Network Manager's responses. IP_MASK-Determines whether Dell OpenManage Network Manager accepts an IP address OR a subnet/subnet mask. The value accepted is an IP address attribute when false, subnet/ subnet mask when true. SUBNET-This property determines whether a subnet value must be provided or not, and controls display of the subnet portion of the widget. Valid subnet values are 1-31. By default, when both of the above are false, the attribute only accepts valid IPv4 addresses. For example: 10.10.10.4 If IP_MASK is false and SUBNET is true then Dell OpenManage Network Manager accepts any valid IP address with a subnet specified. The address must be an IP within the specified subnet. For example, 10.10.10.4/24 is a valid entry whereas 10.10.10.0/24 is invalid since it represents the subnet id, not an actual address within the subnet. 354 Actions Portlet | Actions and Adaptive CLI