+15Just by chance, I noticed when attempting to send a mass command to a number of our machines that several were not on the correct VLAN - they had 10.10.2X.XXX addresses instead of 10.10.6X.XXX.
I've tried making a smart group which shows computers that don't have the correct IP Address for their particular VLAN, but it doesn't seem to like the wildcard.
Does anyone know how I might accomplish this?
This is what I have currently:
Best answer by jbmaruh
"Like" is your wildcard. It should pick it up just by doing "not like" 10.10.6 will grab anything matching the initial start of 10.10.6 and then select everything else, i.e. 10.10.2, 10.10.1, 10.10.3, etc. And anything that is not 10.10.6 will not be matched as you are looking to do.
+7"Like" is your wildcard. It should pick it up just by doing "not like" 10.10.6 will grab anything matching the initial start of 10.10.6 and then select everything else, i.e. 10.10.2, 10.10.1, 10.10.3, etc. And anything that is not 10.10.6 will not be matched as you are looking to do.
+36Might want to add a trailing period such as "Like 10.10.6.".
This way "Like 10.10.6" only catches 10.10.6.x and not 1.10.10.6.
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