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    Tursiops
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    Hi,

    I have been wondering why I had several systems constantly come back with BytesOut/BytesIn being unsupported on their interfaces.
    However after going through them, I found all of them had brackets in their names, i.e. "RAS (Dial In)" or "Ethernet (Production)".

    So I am guessing this is actually an issue with using "Net.InterfaceNames" for Instance Discovery, i.e. it does not escape the brackets properly?
    Or is there something else I am missing?

    Cheers

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      Marco Incalcaterra
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      @tursiops said in Instance Discovery - Network Interfaces with ():

      So I am guessing this is actually an issue with using "Net.InterfaceNames" for Instance Discovery, i.e. it does not escape the brackets properly?
      Or is there something else I am missing?

      Well, I didn't notice before, but I have the same problem!  😕

      Marco

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        Victor Kirhenshtein
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        Hi,

        you can put interface names in double quotes (it will work for instance discovery as well), like this:

        Net.Interface.BytesIn("{instance}")

        which will be expanded into

        Net.Interface.BytesIn("RAS (Dial In)")

        and should work correctly.

        Best regards,
        Victor

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          Marco Incalcaterra
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          @victor said in Instance Discovery - Network Interfaces with ():

          which will be expanded into

          Net.Interface.BytesIn("RAS (Dial In)")

          and should work correctly.

          Best regards,
          Victor

          Yes, it works! Thank you 🙂

          Regards,
          Marco

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            Tursiops
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            Yes, that worked for me as well.

            Thanks 🙂

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