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The following diagram illustrates the child elements of the 

host

 element.

When configuring child elements for an occurrence of a 

host

 element, you may only use each available 

child element once. The following table describes the child elements and attributes available to the 

host

 

element.

The following portion of a 

config_template

 element definition indicates that the web interface displays 

a field labeled “Host Name”, which accepts an IP address or string. The web interface also provides 
example text of “192.10.1.3.”

<host>

<name>hostname</name>

<display_name>Host Name</display_name>

<example>192.10.1.3</example>

</host>

required

attribute

Indicates whether users must provide a value in the field.

This attribute defaults to 

true

. You are not required to use this 

attribute. Therefore, if you do not use it (or if you explicitly set its 
value to 

true

), users must provide a value. If you set the value of 

the attribute to 

false

, the web interface indicates that providing a 

value is optional.

no

name

element

Provides context to the remediation module for the value entered 
in the field. Names may not contain white space and may only 
contain alphanumeric characters and the underscore (_) and dash 
(-) character. Names should be unique within modules.

yes

display_name

element

Specifies the web interface label for this field.

yes

default_value

element

Specifies the default value for this field.If the web interface user 
does not specify a value, the remediation program uses this value 
by default. 

no

example

element

Provides an example of the input that the remediation module 
expects to receive.

This value is not displayed in the web interface.

no