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Auto-Admit

To automate the creation of touchpoints, configure auto-admit patterns. An auto-admit pattern is either a host name pattern or an IP address subnet. An auto-admit pattern enables the bulk assignment of touchpoints to agent hosts. The bulk assignment applies to hosts that have host names or IP addresses that match specified patterns. The product associates the touchpoints with the selected environment. The name of each automatically generated touchpoint is the same as the display name of the associated agent.

IP Address Patterns

Defines one or more IPv4 subnets that include hosts where agents reside. The auto-admit process creates a touchpoint for each agent host with an IP address in a specified subnet.

Example:

The CIDR pattern 155.32.45.0/24 matches IP addresses in the range 155.32.45.0 through 155.32.45.255.

Host Name Patterns

Defines one or more regular expressions for patterns that name hosts on which agents are installed. The auto-admit process creates a touchpoint for each agent host that has a host name that matches the regular expression.

Example:

The host name pattern ca\.com$ adds a touchpoint to all agents and Orchestrators that have host names that end with ca.com.