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You can use the protocol functions to update protocol information for hosts in the network map.

For more information, see the following sections:

You can use the 

DeleteProtocol

 function to remove a protocol from the specified IP or MAC host. 

Use this syntax:

DeleteProtocol($source_type_id, $source_id, $addr_string, $attrib_list, $mac_list, 

$proto, $type)

$source_type_id

Indicates the type of the 
host input source. 

Yes

“Application”

 or 

“Scanner”

Note you should set the 

$source_type_id

 variable to 

contain the appropriate value before invoking the 

DeleteProtocol

 function, and then reference 

$source_type_id

 in your function call. For more 

information, see 

.

$source_id

Indicates the source ID 
for the source adding the 
host input. 

Yes

Note you should set the 

$source_id

 variable to contain 

the source ID before invoking the 

DeleteProtocol

 

function, and then reference 

$source_id

 in your 

function call. For more information, see 

$addr_string

Indicates the string 
containing the IP 
address or addresses for 
the affected hosts.

Yes (unless 
attribute lists or 
MAC addresses 
are provided)

A comma-separated list of IP addresses, CIDR blocks, 
and ranges of IP addresses, with each address, block, 
or range enclosed in double quotes.

$attrib_list

Indicates the host 
attribute or attributes 
specifying the hosts 
affected by the host 
input.

Yes (unless IP 
addresses or 
MAC addresses 
are provided)

A list of attribute value hash pairs of the format:

{attribute => “Department”,

value => “Development”},

Note that 

$attrib_list

 must be an array or reference 

an array.

$mac_list

Indicates the list of 
MAC addresses for the 
affected hosts.

Yes (unless IP 
addresses or 
attribute lists are 
provided)

A list of MAC address strings, with or without 
separating colons.

Note that 

$mac_list

 must be an array or reference an 

array.