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Chapter 5. Setting configuration options
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Configuring connections to known devices
Netcool/Precision TN allows you to specify a set of devices with which to connect; this 
information is held in a plain text hosts file.  
This feature allows you to bypass both the Network Pilot manual creation process and the 
automatic discovery mechanism when the set of devices in the network are known to you.
Netcool/Precision TN automatically creates the Network Elements (NEs) listed in the hosts 
file if they do not already exist. The NE creation is a controlled and configurable process by 
which Netcool/Precision TN can cumulatively add new NEs, or delete ones no longer listed 
in the hosts file. 
Packaging and configuration
This feature is part of the discovery framework, and provides the ability to schedule the 
task at specified times. 
A single host file is defined by the discovery schedule, listing the set of devices to which 
Netcool/Precision TN will connect.
This feature is enabled by default. Disable the feature by adding the following lines to the 
precisiontn.xml
 file:
<properties name="LEAPFramework">
<property name="lumos.leap.service.discovery.filedriven.Enabled" 
value="false" />
</properties>
The hosts-based connectivity can be configured to cumulatively create all the NEs across 
different runs of the discovery task, or to delete NEs removed from the hosts file.  Add the 
following lines to the precisiontn.xml file if you want to cumulatively add NEs (replace 
the “false” value with “true” to remove them):
<properties name="LEAPFramework">
<property name="lumos.leap.service.discovery.filedriven. DeleteMissingNE" 
value="false" />
</properties>
Syntax
The hosts file can reside anywhere in the file system. It is a plain text file with comma 
separated positional fields.  
A comment line starts with “//”.  Each line in the file represents an NE with which to 
connect. The format of each line is as follows: