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	Should the import process be allowed to overwrite existing data? Please note, this does not mean delete old row, only replace duplicate rows.
	Allow Existing Rows to be Updated?
	Required File Format Notes
	The file must contain a header row with the following column headings.
	- A common name for the device. For example Cisco 6509 Switch
	- The vendor who produces this device
	- The type of device this is. See the notes below for this integer value
	- A unique set of characters from the snmp sysDescr that uniquely identify this device
	- The vendor specific snmp sysObjectID that distinguishes this device from the next
	- The scanning function that will be used to scan this device type
	- The IP scanning function that will be used to scan this device type
	- The 802.1x scanning function that will be used to scan this device type
	- If the Serial Number for this device type can be obtained via an SNMP Query, add it's OID here
	- If your scanning function does not have the ability to isolate trunk ports or link ports, this is the starting port number for user ports
	- Same as the lowPort with the exception that this is the high numbered user port number
	- Disabled type is not used
	The primary key for this table is a combination of the following three fields:
	Therefore, if you attempt to import duplicate device types, the existing data will be updated with the new information.
	is an integer field and must be one of the following:
	1 - Switch/Hub
	2 - Switch/Router
	3 - Router
	The devices device type is determined by scanning it's snmp agent for the sysObjectID and sysDescription and comparing it against values in the device types database. The first match that is found in the database is used direct Device Tracking as to how to scan it. Therefore, it is very important that you select valid sysObjectID_match, sysDescr_match, and scanning function for your devices.
	Switch/Hub
	Switch/Router
	Router
	HEADER LINE PROCESSED OK: <br>Columns found where: %s
	HEADER LINE PROCESSING ERROR: Missing required field <br>Columns found where: %s
	Unknown Assume "Switch/Hub"
	INSERT SUCCEEDED: Vendor: %s, Description: %s, Type: %s, sysDescr: %s, sysObjectID: %s
	INSERT FAILED: Vendor: %s, Description: %s, Type: %s, sysDescr: %s, sysObjectID: %s

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