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Ignore_resource_keys=fqdn, macaddress, uniqueid One method for setting this HostName value is by running this command: scutil -set Hostname `scutil -get ComputerName`, assuming the ComputerName is set. Be sure the scutil HostName is set before ignoring all resource keys. If this hostname is not set and all resource keys are ignored, the agent will not be able to create any resource keys, resulting in a complete loss of registration and communication with the NS/SMP server. Note 7: IMPORTANT: DO NOT ignore all resource keys without first ensuring that the hostname is set per the command: “scutil -get HostName”. Note 6: Even if all resource keys are set to be ignored, the agent will always attempt to create a name.domain resource key based on the 'hostname' of the client computer. If it does not exist, it is possible to add the line in the 'MachineID' section. Note 5: Depending on the NS version, the 'ignore_resource_keys' field may or may not exist in the nf file. There may be multiple name.domain resource keys.

Options are the local computer name or the DNS name, etc. Note 4: The name.domain value is based on the targeted settings 'Computer Information' settings in the NS/SMP Console. Note 3: Supported values are: name.domain, fqdn, macaddress, uniqueid, adnamedomain. Note 2: This field is a comma-separated list on a single line. Note 1: Values listed here will NOT be used as resource keys in events sent to the NS/SMP from the client. (Add the name and value entry if it doesn't currently exist.)

(An NSE event is anything sent to the NS/SMP, including Basic Inventory, event transactions, inventory solution, etc.) This allows for exclusion of any values that would cause a conflict in a given environment. As of the Agent for Unix, Linux and Mac (ULM) 7.1, it is possible to configure which resource keys to ignore during generation of NSE events.