IPAM Server WMI Provider Reference
This section contains the classes of the IPAM Server WMI provider.
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CIM_AdminDomain represents a group of systems that are administered as a single entity based on a common user, user group, or policy.
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CIM_Collection is an abstract base class that represents a collection of managed elements.
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Represents a stateless collection of managed system elements, and their settings.
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CIM_Component is a generic association used to establish the parts of a relationship between Managed System Elements.
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Represents a collection of protocol endpoints that are of the same class type and can communicate with each other. In addition, CIM_ConnectivityCollection can contain systems, users, and managed elements that are related to the protocol endpoints.
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A instantiable unit of work to run, such as a batch or a print job.
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The CIM_DatabaseParameter class is an abstract base class used to define database and service configurations that are common across database models and vendor implementations.
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The CIM_Error class contains information about the failure of a CIM operation.
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Represents a logical element that can be enabled and disabled.
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Represents a subnet that contains IP protocol endpoints.
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CIM_IPProtocolEndpoint is a protocol endpoint that is dedicated to running Internet Protocol (IP).
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A logical element that represents a unit of work to execute, such as a script or a print job. A job is distinct from a process because a job can be scheduled or queued, and its execution is not limited to a single system.
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Represents a log entry.
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CIM_LogicalElement is a base class for all the components of a System that represent abstract system components, such as Files, Processes, or LogicalDevices.
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The CIM_ManagedElement class is an abstract class that provides a common superclass (or top of the inheritance tree) for the non-association classes in the CIM Schema.
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CIM_ManagedSystemElement is the base class for the System Element hierarchy. Any distinguishable component of a System is a candidate for inclusion in this class. Examples of system components include: - software components such as application servers, databases, and applications - operating system components such as files, processes, and threads - device components such as disk drives, controllers, processors, and printers - physical components such as chips and cards.
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The CIM_Product class represents a set of goods or services produced by a supplier as a single unit for a user. A product can include physical elements, software, or services.
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CIM_ProtocolEndpoint is a communication point that sends and receives data between system or computer interfaces and logical networks.
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Represents an IP address range defined by a start and end address.
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Represents a record for a log.
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The CIM_ScopedSettingData class is an abstract classed used to define settings data for a managed element.
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CIM_ServiceAccessPoint represents the ability to utilize or invoke a Service. Access points represent that a Service is made available for other entities to use.
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The CIM_Setting class represents a configuration or an operational parameter for one or more managed system elements.
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The CIM_SettingData class represents configuration and operational parameters for CIM_ManagedElement instances.
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Represents a feature of a deployed software installation.
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CIM_System represents a set of components that function as a single high-level entity.
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Represents a collection of objects that are contained within a system.
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TBD
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Manages an IP address in IPAM.
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Represents an address space that provides routing between a set of connected networks in IPAM.
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Defines an association between a IPAM block and an IPAM address.
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Defines an association between an IPAM address and an IPAM range.
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Defines an association between an IPAM subnet and an IPAM address.
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Represents and IP address block in IPAM.
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Defines an association between two IPAM blocks.
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Describes a log entry for a configuration event in IPAM.
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Represents a custom metadata field in IPAM.
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Defines an ordered set of value pairs from two custom metadata fields.
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Represents a value of a custom metadata field.
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Represents an IPAM database configuration.
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Describes a log entry for a DHCP configuration event in IPAM.
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DHCP scope object in IPAM.
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Represents a DHCP Server.
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DHCP Superscope object in IPAM.
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Manages a domain of IP address infrastructure servers for IPAM, including the domain's discovery settings. The discovery settings allow IPAM to discover IP address infrastructure servers on the domain.
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DNS conditional forwarder object in IPAM.
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TBD
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Represents a DNS server.
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TBD
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Represents an unassigned IP address in IPAM.
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Represents a range of unassigned IP addresses in IPAM.
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Contains the network ID of the free IPAM subnet.
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Defines the utilization thresholds for an IP address range, subnet mask, or block.
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Describes a log entry for an IP address audit event in IPAM.
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Describes a log entry for a synchronization error between IPAM an external system.
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Represents the status of a bulk operation that is performed on an object in IPAM.
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Represents an IP address range in IPAM. An IP address range contains the IP addresses that are between the start and end address of the range.
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Defines an association between an IPAM block and an IPAM range.
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Defines an association between an IPAM range and an IPAM subnet.
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Represents an IPAM server.
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Represents an installed feature of an IPAM Server installation.
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Represents an IPAM server configuration.
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Represents a managed infrastructure server in the IPAM server inventory.
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Represents a subnet that contains IP protocol endpoints in IPAM.
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Defines an association between an IPAM block and an IPAM subnet.
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Represents the utilization data in an IPAM database.
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Represents a collection of Windows Communication Foundation (WCF) service hosts.
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