lease : DHCP Lease object.

A DHCP lease is an IP address that the Infoblox appliance assigns to a DHCP client for a certain amount of time. When the appliance assigns a lease, it also assignes other information, such as the time when the appliance issued or freed an IP address, the MAC address and host name of the client that received the IP address, and the Grid member that supplied the lease. The DHCP Lease object allows the appliance to store and correlate DHCP lease information over the lifetime of a lease.

Note that deleting a lease object only clears the lease, it does not remove the actual object.

Object Reference

References to lease are object references.

The name part of a DHCP Lease object reference has the following components:

  • IP address of the lease
  • Name of the view

Example: lease/ZG5zLmJpbmRfY25h:12.0.10.1/external

Restrictions

The object does not support the following operations:

  • Create (insert)
  • Modify (update)
  • Permissions
  • Scheduling

The object cannot be managed on Cloud Platform members.

Fields

These fields are actual members of the object; thus, they can be requested by using _return_fields, if the fields are readable.

The basic version of the object contains the field(s): address, network_view.

address

address

The IPv4 Address or IPv6 Address of the lease.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The address is part of the base object.

The address cannot be updated.

address cannot be written.

billing_class

billing_class

The billing_class value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the class to which this lease is currently billed. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The billing_class cannot be updated.

billing_class cannot be written.

binding_state

binding_state

The binding state for the current lease. Following are some of the values this field can be set to:

  • ABANDONED: The Infoblox appliance cannot lease this IP address because the appliance received a response when it pinged the address.
  • ACTIVE: The lease is currently in use by a DHCP client.
  • EXPIRED: The lease was in use, but the DHCP client never renewed it, so it is no longer valid.
  • FREE: The lease is available for clients to use.
  • RELEASED: The DHCP client returned the lease to the appliance.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • ABANDONED
  • ACTIVE
  • BACKUP
  • DECLINED
  • EXPIRED
  • FREE
  • OFFERED
  • RELEASED
  • RESET
  • STATIC

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The binding_state cannot be updated.

binding_state cannot be written.

client_hostname

client_hostname

The client_hostname of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the host name that the DHCP client sends to the Infoblox appliance using DHCP option 12.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The client_hostname cannot be updated.

client_hostname cannot be written.

cltt

cltt

The CLTT (Client Last Transaction Time) value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the time of the last transaction with the DHCP client for this lease.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The cltt cannot be updated.

cltt cannot be written.

discovered_data

discovered_data

The discovered data for this lease.

Type

A/An Discovered data struct.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The discovered_data cannot be updated.

discovered_data cannot be written.

ends

ends

The end time value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the time when a lease ended.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The ends cannot be updated.

ends cannot be written.

fingerprint

fingerprint

DHCP fingerprint for the lease.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The fingerprint cannot be updated.

fingerprint cannot be written.

hardware

hardware

The hardware type of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the MAC address of the network interface on which the lease will be used. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The hardware cannot be updated.

hardware cannot be written.

ipv6_duid

ipv6_duid

The DUID value for this lease. This field is only applicable for IPv6 leases.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The ipv6_duid cannot be updated.

ipv6_duid cannot be written.

ipv6_iaid

ipv6_iaid

The interface ID of an IPv6 address that the Infoblox appliance leased to the DHCP client. This field is for IPv6 leases only.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The ipv6_iaid cannot be updated.

ipv6_iaid cannot be written.

ipv6_preferred_lifetime

ipv6_preferred_lifetime

The preferred lifetime value of an IPv6 address that the Infoblox appliance leased to the DHCP client. This field is for IPv6 leases only.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The ipv6_preferred_lifetime cannot be updated.

ipv6_preferred_lifetime cannot be written.

ipv6_prefix_bits

ipv6_prefix_bits

Prefix bits for this lease. This field is for IPv6 leases only.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

The ipv6_prefix_bits cannot be updated.

ipv6_prefix_bits cannot be written.

is_invalid_mac

is_invalid_mac

This flag reflects whether the MAC address for this lease is invalid.

Type

Bool.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The is_invalid_mac cannot be updated.

is_invalid_mac cannot be written.

ms_ad_user_data

ms_ad_user_data

The Microsoft Active Directory user related information.

Type

A/An Active Directory User Data struct.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The ms_ad_user_data cannot be updated.

ms_ad_user_data cannot be written.

network

network

The network, in “network/netmask” format, with which this lease is associated.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The network cannot be updated.

network cannot be written.

network_view

network_view

The name of the network view in which this lease resides.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

The network_view is part of the base object.

The network_view cannot be updated.

network_view cannot be written.

never_ends

never_ends

If this field is set to True, the lease does not have an end time.

Type

Bool.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The never_ends cannot be updated.

never_ends cannot be written.

never_starts

never_starts

If this field is set to True, the lease does not have a start time.

Type

Bool.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The never_starts cannot be updated.

never_starts cannot be written.

next_binding_state

next_binding_state

The subsequent binding state when the current lease expires. This field is for IPv4 leases only. Following are some of the values this field can be set to:

  • ABANDONED: The Infoblox appliance cannot lease this IP address because the appliance received a response when it pinged the address.
  • ACTIVE: The lease is currently in use by a DHCP client.
  • EXPIRED: The lease was in use, but the DHCP client never renewed it, so it is no longer valid.
  • FREE: The lease is available for clients to use.
  • RELEASED: The DHCP client returned the lease to the appliance.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • ABANDONED
  • ACTIVE
  • BACKUP
  • DECLINED
  • EXPIRED
  • FREE
  • OFFERED
  • RELEASED
  • RESET
  • STATIC

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The next_binding_state cannot be updated.

next_binding_state cannot be written.

on_commit

on_commit

The list of commands to be executed when the lease is granted.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The on_commit cannot be updated.

on_commit cannot be written.

on_expiry

on_expiry

The list of commands to be executed when the lease expires.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The on_expiry cannot be updated.

on_expiry cannot be written.

on_release

on_release

The list of commands to be executed when the lease is released.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The on_release cannot be updated.

on_release cannot be written.

option

option

The option value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the agent circuit ID and remote ID sent by a DHCP relay agent in DHCP option 82. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The option cannot be updated.

option cannot be written.

protocol

protocol

This field determines whether the lease is an IPv4 or IPv6 address.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • BOTH
  • IPV4
  • IPV6

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

The protocol cannot be updated.

protocol cannot be written.

remote_id

remote_id

This field represents the “Remote ID” sub-option of DHCP option 82.

Remote ID can be in ASCII form (e.g. "abcd") or in colon-separated HEX form (e.g. 1:2:ab:cd). HEX representation is used only when the sub-option value contains unprintable characters. If a remote ID sub-option value is in ASCII form, it is always enclosed in quotes to prevent ambiguous values (e.g. "10:20" - ASCII 5-byte string; 10:20 - HEX 2-byte value).

  • ASCII representation is used if the remote ID sub-option contains only printable ASCII characters (ASCII characters in range x20-0x7E).
  • The backslash symbol (\) is used as an escape symbol to escape the quote symbol (") in an ASCII string.
  • Double backslashes (\\) are used to represent the backslash symbol (\) in an ASCII string.
  • HEX representation is used only when the remote ID sub-option value contains unprintable characters and is normalized as follows:
  • starting zero is removed from digits: 1, a - Valid; 01, 0a - Invalid;
  • lowercase characters are used for symbols: fa - Valid; FA - Invalid.

NIOS does not support the convertion between HEX and ASCII formats. Searches are performed using the exact same format and value as the sub-option is represented.

Query examples assume the following leases are stored in the database:

Number Option field Extracted remote ID field
Lease01 agent.remote-id= “00152654358700” agent.circuit-id= “BX1-PORT-003” “00152654358700”
Lease02 agent.remote-id=”Dhcp Relay 10” agent.circuit-id=”Port008” “Dhcp Relay 10”
Lease03 agent.remote-id=”00:01:02” “00:01:02”
Lease04 agent.remote-id=0:1:2 0:1:2
Lease05 agent.remote-id=02:03 2:3
Lease06 agent.remote-id=10:20 10:20
Lease07 agent.circuit-id= “no-remote-id”  

Expected results:

Query Returned leases Comments
remote_id=01:02 None EXACT query. No results are expected.
remote_id=”Dhcp Relay 10” Lease02 EXACT query for an ASCII value.
remote_id=0:1:2 Lease04 EXACT query for a HEX value.
remote_id=00:01:02 None EXACT query for a HEX value. No results are expected as the search value is not normalized to the same format used in the database.
remote_id~=10 Lease02, Lease06 REGEX query.
remote_id~=^”.*1 Lease01, Lease02, Lease03 REGEX query. Only ASCII values are expected due to the starting quote (") in the search value.
remote_id~=^[^”]*2 Lease04, Lease05, Lease06 REGEX query. Only HEX values are expected as the starting quote (") is excluded from the search value.
remote_id=”“ None EXACT query. No results are expected as no leases that contain an empty remote ID value exist in the database. ID value in the database.
remote_id~=”“ Lease01, Lease02, Lease03, Lease04, Lease05, Lease06 REGEX query. This query is expected to match any lease that contain remote ID set to any value.

NOTE: Lease07 is not expected to be returned when searching for the remote ID sub-option.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The remote_id cannot be updated.

remote_id cannot be written.

served_by

served_by

The IP address of the server that sends an active lease to a client.

Type

String.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The served_by cannot be updated.

served_by cannot be written.

server_host_name

server_host_name

The host name of the Grid member or Microsoft DHCP server that issues the lease.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The server_host_name cannot be updated.

server_host_name cannot be written.

starts

starts

The start time of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the time when the lease starts.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The starts cannot be updated.

starts cannot be written.

tsfp

tsfp

The TSFP (Time Sent From Partner) value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the time that the current lease state ends, from the point of view of a remote DHCP failover peer. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The tsfp cannot be updated.

tsfp cannot be written.

tstp

tstp

The TSTP (Time Sent To Partner) value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the time that the current lease state ends, from the point of view of a local DHCP failover peer. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The tstp cannot be updated.

tstp cannot be written.

uid

uid

The UID (User ID) value of a DHCP Lease object. This field specifies the client identifier that the DHCP client sends the Infoblox appliance (in DHCP option 61) when it acquires the lease. Not all DHCP clients send a UID. This field is for IPv4 leases only.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The uid cannot be updated.

uid cannot be written.

username

username

The user name that the server has associated with a DHCP Lease object.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

The username cannot be updated.

username cannot be written.

variable

variable

The variable value of a DHCP Lease object. This field keeps all variables related to the DDNS update of the DHCP lease. The variables related to the DDNS updates of the DHCP lease. The variables can be one of the following:

ddns-text: The ddns-text variable is used to record the value of the client’s TXT identification record when the interim DDNS update style has been used to update the DNS service for a particular lease.

ddns-fwd-name: When a DDNS update was successfully completed, the ddns-fwd-name variable records the value of the name used when the client’s A record was updated. The server may have used this name when it updated the client’s PTR record.

ddns-client-fqdn: If the server is configured to use the interim DDNS update style and is also configured to allow clients to update their own FQDNs, the ddns-client-fqdn variable records the name that the client used when it updated its own FQDN. This is also the name that the server used to update the client’s PTR record.

ddns-rev-name: If the server successfully updates the client’s PTR record, this variable will record the name that the DHCP server used for the PTR record. The name to which the PTR record points will be either the ddns-fwd-name or the ddns-client-fqdn.

Type

String.

Values with leading or trailing white space are not valid for this field.

Search

The field is not available for search.

Notes

The variable cannot be updated.

variable cannot be written.

Search-only Fields

These fields are used only for searching. They are not actual members of the object and therefore the server does not return these fields with this name unless they are nested return fields.

discovered_data.ap_ip_address

discovered_data.ap_ip_address

Discovered IP address of Wireless Access Point.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.ap_ip_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.ap_name

discovered_data.ap_name

Discovered name of Wireless Access Point.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.ap_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.ap_ssid

discovered_data.ap_ssid

Service set identifier (SSID) associated with Wireless Access Point.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.ap_ssid is a search-only field.

discovered_data.bgp_as

discovered_data.bgp_as

The BGP autonomous system number.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.bgp_as is a search-only field.

discovered_data.bridge_domain

discovered_data.bridge_domain

Discovered bridge domain.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.bridge_domain is a search-only field.

discovered_data.cisco_ise_endpoint_profile

discovered_data.cisco_ise_endpoint_profile

The Cisco ISE Endpoint Profile.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.cisco_ise_endpoint_profile is a search-only field.

discovered_data.cisco_ise_security_group

discovered_data.cisco_ise_security_group

The Cisco ISE security group name.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.cisco_ise_security_group is a search-only field.

discovered_data.cisco_ise_session_state

discovered_data.cisco_ise_session_state

The Cisco ISE session state.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • AUTHENTICATED
  • AUTHENTICATING
  • DISCONNECTED
  • POSTURED
  • STARTED

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.cisco_ise_session_state is a search-only field.

discovered_data.cisco_ise_ssid

discovered_data.cisco_ise_ssid

The Cisco ISE SSID.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.cisco_ise_ssid is a search-only field.

discovered_data.cmp_type

discovered_data.cmp_type
If the IP is coming from a Cloud environment, the Cloud Management
Platform type.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.cmp_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_contact

discovered_data.device_contact

Contact information from device on which the IP address was discovered.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_contact is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_location

discovered_data.device_location

Location of device on which the IP address was discovered.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_location is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_model

discovered_data.device_model

The model name of the end device in the vendor terminology.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_model is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_port_name

discovered_data.device_port_name

The system name of the interface associated with the discovered IP address.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_port_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_port_type

discovered_data.device_port_type

The hardware type of the interface associated with the discovered IP address.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_port_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_type

discovered_data.device_type

The type of end host in vendor terminology.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.device_vendor

discovered_data.device_vendor

The vendor name of the end host.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.device_vendor is a search-only field.

discovered_data.discovered_name

discovered_data.discovered_name

The name of the network device associated with the discovered IP address.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.discovered_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.discoverer

discovered_data.discoverer

Specifies whether the IP address was discovered by a NetMRI or NIOS discovery process.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.discoverer is a search-only field.

discovered_data.endpoint_groups

discovered_data.endpoint_groups

A comma-separated list of discovered endpoint groups.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.endpoint_groups is a search-only field.

discovered_data.first_discovered

discovered_data.first_discovered

The date and time the IP address was first discovered in Epoch seconds format.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.first_discovered is a search-only field.

discovered_data.iprg_no

discovered_data.iprg_no

The port redundant group number.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.iprg_no is a search-only field.

discovered_data.iprg_state

discovered_data.iprg_state

The status for the IP address within port redundant group.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.iprg_state is a search-only field.

discovered_data.iprg_type

discovered_data.iprg_type

The port redundant group type.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.iprg_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.last_discovered

discovered_data.last_discovered

The date and time the IP address was last discovered in Epoch seconds format.

Type

Timestamp.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.last_discovered is a search-only field.

discovered_data.mac_address

discovered_data.mac_address

The discovered MAC address for the host. This is the unique identifier of a network device. The discovery acquires the MAC address for hosts that are located on the same network as the Grid member that is running the discovery. This can also be the MAC address of a virtual entity on a specified vSphere server.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.mac_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.mgmt_ip_address

discovered_data.mgmt_ip_address

The management IP address of the end host that has more than one IP.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.mgmt_ip_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.netbios_name

discovered_data.netbios_name

The name returned in the NetBIOS reply or the name you manually register for the discovered host.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.netbios_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_contact

discovered_data.network_component_contact

Contact information from network component on which the IP address was discovered.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_contact is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_description

discovered_data.network_component_description

A textual description of the switch that is connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_description is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_ip

discovered_data.network_component_ip

The IPv4 Address or IPv6 Address of the switch that is connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_ip is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_location

discovered_data.network_component_location

Location of network component on which the IP address was discovered.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_location is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_model

discovered_data.network_component_model

Model name of the switch port connected to the end device in the vendor terminology.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_model is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_name

discovered_data.network_component_name

If a reverse lookup was successful for the IP address associated with this switch, the host name is displayed here.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_port_description

discovered_data.network_component_port_description

A textual description of the switch port that is connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_port_description is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_port_name

discovered_data.network_component_port_name

The name of the switch port connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_port_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_port_number

discovered_data.network_component_port_number

The number of the switch port connected to the end device.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_port_number is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_type

discovered_data.network_component_type

Identifies the switch that is connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.network_component_vendor

discovered_data.network_component_vendor

The vendor name of the switch port connected to the end host.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.network_component_vendor is a search-only field.

discovered_data.open_ports

discovered_data.open_ports

The list of opened ports on the IP address, represented as: “TCP: 21,22,23 UDP: 137,139”. Limited to max total 1000 ports.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.open_ports is a search-only field.

discovered_data.os

discovered_data.os

The operating system of the detected host or virtual entity. The OS can be one of the following:

  • Microsoft for all discovered hosts that have a non-null value in the MAC addresses using the NetBIOS discovery method.
  • A value that a TCP discovery returns.
  • The OS of a virtual entity on a vSphere server.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.os is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_duplex

discovered_data.port_duplex

The negotiated or operational duplex setting of the switch port connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.port_duplex is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_speed

discovered_data.port_speed

The interface speed, in Mbps, of the switch port.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.port_speed is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_status

discovered_data.port_status

The operational status of the switch port. Indicates whether the port is up or down.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.port_status is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_type

discovered_data.port_type

The type of switch port.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.port_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_vlan_description

discovered_data.port_vlan_description

The description of the VLAN of the switch port that is connected to the end device.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.port_vlan_description is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_vlan_name

discovered_data.port_vlan_name

The name of the VLAN of the switch port.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.port_vlan_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.port_vlan_number

discovered_data.port_vlan_number

The ID of the VLAN of the switch port.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.port_vlan_number is a search-only field.

discovered_data.task_name

discovered_data.task_name

The name of the discovery task.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.task_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.tenant

discovered_data.tenant

Discovered tenant.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.tenant is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_adapter

discovered_data.v_adapter

The name of the physical network adapter through which the virtual entity is connected to the appliance.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_adapter is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_cluster

discovered_data.v_cluster

The name of the VMware cluster to which the virtual entity belongs.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_cluster is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_datacenter

discovered_data.v_datacenter

The name of the vSphere datacenter or container to which the virtual entity belongs.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_datacenter is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_entity_name

discovered_data.v_entity_name

The name of the virtual entity.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_entity_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_entity_type

discovered_data.v_entity_type

The virtual entity type. This can be blank or one of the following: Virtual Machine, Virtual Host, or Virtual Center. Virtual Center represents a VMware vCenter server.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.v_entity_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_host

discovered_data.v_host

The name of the VMware server on which the virtual entity was discovered.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_host is a search-only field.

discovered_data.v_switch

discovered_data.v_switch

The name of the switch to which the virtual entity is connected.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.v_switch is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vlan_port_group

discovered_data.vlan_port_group

Port group which the virtual machine belongs to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vlan_port_group is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmhost_ip_address

discovered_data.vmhost_ip_address
IP address of the physical node on which the virtual machine is
hosted.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmhost_ip_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmhost_mac_address

discovered_data.vmhost_mac_address
MAC address of the physical node on which the virtual machine is
hosted.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmhost_mac_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmhost_name

discovered_data.vmhost_name
Name of the physical node on which the virtual machine is
hosted.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmhost_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmhost_nic_names

discovered_data.vmhost_nic_names
List of all physical port names used by the virtual switch on the
physical node on which the virtual machine is hosted. Represented as: “eth1,eth2,eth3”.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmhost_nic_names is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmhost_subnet_cidr

discovered_data.vmhost_subnet_cidr
CIDR subnet of the physical node on which the virtual machine
is hosted.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.vmhost_subnet_cidr is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_id

discovered_data.vmi_id

ID of the virtual machine.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_id is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_ip_type

discovered_data.vmi_ip_type

Discovered IP address type.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_ip_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_is_public_address

discovered_data.vmi_is_public_address

Indicates whether the IP address is a public address.

Type

Bool.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_is_public_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_name

discovered_data.vmi_name

Name of the virtual machine.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_private_address

discovered_data.vmi_private_address

Private IP address of the virtual machine.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_private_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vmi_tenant_id

discovered_data.vmi_tenant_id

ID of the tenant which virtual machine belongs to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vmi_tenant_id is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_conf_mode

discovered_data.vport_conf_mode
Configured mode of the network adapter on the virtual switch
where the virtual machine connected to.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • Full-duplex
  • Half-duplex
  • Unknown

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_conf_mode is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_conf_speed

discovered_data.vport_conf_speed
Configured speed of the network adapter on the virtual switch
where the virtual machine connected to. Unit is kb.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_conf_speed is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_mac_address

discovered_data.vport_mac_address
MAC address of the network adapter on the virtual switch where the
virtual machine connected to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_mac_address is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_mode

discovered_data.vport_mode
Actual mode of the network adapter on the virtual switch where
the virtual machine connected to.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • Full-duplex
  • Half-duplex
  • Unknown

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_mode is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_name

discovered_data.vport_name
Name of the network adapter on the virtual switch connected with
the virtual machine.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vport_speed

discovered_data.vport_speed
Actual speed of the network adapter on the virtual switch where
the virtual machine connected to. Unit is kb.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.vport_speed is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vrf_description

discovered_data.vrf_description

Description of the VRF.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vrf_description is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vrf_name

discovered_data.vrf_name

The name of the VRF.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vrf_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vrf_rd

discovered_data.vrf_rd

Route distinguisher of the VRF.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vrf_rd is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_available_ports_count

discovered_data.vswitch_available_ports_count
Numer of available ports reported by the virtual switch on
which the virtual machine/vport connected to.

Type

Unsigned integer.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘!=’ (negative search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘<=’ (less than search)
  • ‘>=’ (greater than search)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_available_ports_count is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_id

discovered_data.vswitch_id

ID of the virtual switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_id is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_ipv6_enabled

discovered_data.vswitch_ipv6_enabled

Indicates the virtual switch has IPV6 enabled.

Type

Bool.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_ipv6_enabled is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_name

discovered_data.vswitch_name

Name of the virtual switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_id

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_id
ID of the network segment on which the current virtual
machine/vport connected to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_id is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_name

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_name
Name of the network segment on which the current virtual
machine/vport connected to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_name is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_port_group

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_port_group
Port group of the network segment on which the current virtual
machine/vport connected to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_port_group is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_type

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_type
Type of the network segment on which the current virtual
machine/vport connected to.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_segment_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_dhcp_server

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_dhcp_server
DHCP server of the virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the virtual
switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_dhcp_server is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_ip

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_ip
IP address of the virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the virtual
switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_ip is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_multicast

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_multicast
Muticast address of the virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the
virtual swtich.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_multicast is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_port_group

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_port_group
Port group of the virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the virtual
switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_port_group is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_type

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_type

Type of virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the virtual switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_type is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_vlan

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_vlan
VLAN of the virtual tunnel endpoint (VTEP) in the virtual
switch.

Type

String.

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘:=’ (case insensitive search)
  • ‘=’ (exact equality)
  • ‘~=’ (regular expression)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_tep_vlan is a search-only field.

discovered_data.vswitch_type

discovered_data.vswitch_type

Type of the virtual switch: standard or distributed.

Type

String.

Valid values are:
  • Distributed
  • Standard
  • Unknown

Search

The field is available for search via

  • ‘=’ (exact equality)

Notes

discovered_data.vswitch_type is a search-only field.

Fields List

Field Type Req R/O Base Search
address String N Y Y ! < = > ~
billing_class String N Y N N/A
binding_state String N Y N N/A
client_hostname String N Y N = ~
cltt Timestamp N Y N N/A
discovered_data struct N Y N N/A
ends Timestamp N Y N N/A
fingerprint String N Y N : = ~
hardware String N Y N = ~
ipv6_duid String N Y N = ~
ipv6_iaid String N Y N N/A
ipv6_preferred_lifetime Unsigned int N Y N N/A
ipv6_prefix_bits Unsigned int N Y N =
is_invalid_mac Bool N Y N N/A
ms_ad_user_data struct N Y N N/A
network String N Y N = ~
network_view String N Y Y =
never_ends Bool N Y N N/A
never_starts Bool N Y N N/A
next_binding_state String N Y N N/A
on_commit String N Y N N/A
on_expiry String N Y N N/A
on_release String N Y N N/A
option String N Y N N/A
protocol String N Y N =
remote_id String N Y N = ~
served_by String N Y N N/A
server_host_name String N Y N N/A
starts Timestamp N Y N N/A
tsfp Timestamp N Y N N/A
tstp Timestamp N Y N N/A
uid String N Y N N/A
username String N Y N = ~
variable String N Y N N/A

Search-only Fields List

Field Type Search
discovered_data.ap_ip_address String : = ~
discovered_data.ap_name String : = ~
discovered_data.ap_ssid String : = ~
discovered_data.bgp_as Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.bridge_domain String : = ~
discovered_data.cisco_ise_endpoint_profile String : = ~
discovered_data.cisco_ise_security_group String : = ~
discovered_data.cisco_ise_session_state String =
discovered_data.cisco_ise_ssid String : = ~
discovered_data.cmp_type String : = ~
discovered_data.device_contact String : = ~
discovered_data.device_location String : = ~
discovered_data.device_model String : = ~
discovered_data.device_port_name String : = ~
discovered_data.device_port_type String : = ~
discovered_data.device_type String : = ~
discovered_data.device_vendor String : = ~
discovered_data.discovered_name String : = ~
discovered_data.discoverer String : = ~
discovered_data.endpoint_groups String : = ~
discovered_data.first_discovered Timestamp ! < = >
discovered_data.iprg_no Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.iprg_state String =
discovered_data.iprg_type String =
discovered_data.last_discovered Timestamp ! < = >
discovered_data.mac_address String : = ~
discovered_data.mgmt_ip_address String : = ~
discovered_data.netbios_name String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_contact String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_description String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_ip String = ~
discovered_data.network_component_location String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_model String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_name String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_port_description String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_port_name String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_port_number Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.network_component_type String : = ~
discovered_data.network_component_vendor String : = ~
discovered_data.open_ports String : = ~
discovered_data.os String : = ~
discovered_data.port_duplex String =
discovered_data.port_link_status String =
discovered_data.port_speed String =
discovered_data.port_status String =
discovered_data.port_type String : = ~
discovered_data.port_vlan_description String : = ~
discovered_data.port_vlan_name String : = ~
discovered_data.port_vlan_number Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.task_name String : = ~
discovered_data.tenant String : = ~
discovered_data.v_adapter String : = ~
discovered_data.v_cluster String : = ~
discovered_data.v_datacenter String : = ~
discovered_data.v_entity_name String : = ~
discovered_data.v_entity_type String =
discovered_data.v_host String : = ~
discovered_data.v_switch String : = ~
discovered_data.vlan_port_group String : = ~
discovered_data.vmhost_ip_address String : = ~
discovered_data.vmhost_mac_address String : = ~
discovered_data.vmhost_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vmhost_nic_names String : = ~
discovered_data.vmhost_subnet_cidr Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.vmi_id String =
discovered_data.vmi_ip_type String : = ~
discovered_data.vmi_is_public_address Bool =
discovered_data.vmi_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vmi_private_address String : = ~
discovered_data.vmi_tenant_id String =
discovered_data.vport_conf_mode String =
discovered_data.vport_conf_speed Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.vport_link_status String : = ~
discovered_data.vport_mac_address String : = ~
discovered_data.vport_mode String =
discovered_data.vport_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vport_speed Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.vrf_description String : = ~
discovered_data.vrf_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vrf_rd String = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_available_ports_count Unsigned int ! < = >
discovered_data.vswitch_id String =
discovered_data.vswitch_ipv6_enabled Bool =
discovered_data.vswitch_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_segment_id String =
discovered_data.vswitch_segment_name String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_segment_port_group String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_segment_type String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_dhcp_server String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_ip String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_multicast String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_port_group String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_type String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_tep_vlan String : = ~
discovered_data.vswitch_type String =

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