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    zsing82
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    Is this syntax correct?  I've manually ran configuration polls, but nodes aren't binding.  We have 5 IP cameras and Video server.  I created a Container in "Infrastructure Services" named "Camera" and configured Automatic Bind Rules with the following script:

    sub main()
    {
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.18" ||
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.92" ||
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.93" ||
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.94" ||
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.96" ||
    	return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.97";
    }
    

    The cameras are configured with static IPs listed above, except for 10.0.0.18, that is our video server, also configured with static IPs.  I just want to container to autobind based on the IP address of the node, as opposed to manually right-clicking the node, selecting "Bind" and navigating the hierarchy tree.  Am I doing this correctly?

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      Victor Kirhenshtein
      wrote on last edited by
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      Hi!

      The correct syntax will be

      return $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.18" ||
      	 $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.92" ||
      	 $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.93" ||
      	 $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.94" ||
      	 $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.96" ||
      	 $node->ipAddr == "10.0.0.97";
      

      Best regards,
      Victor

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