Is it possible to do a black list to auto-discovery?

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One of our customer wants to schedule auto-discovery (daily discovery), but the IPs X.X.X.63, X.X.X.64, X.X.X.65 was deleted after the first discovery and we don´t want to discover these devices on the next discoveries.

Is it possible to do a kind of black list where I set some IPs to be skiped on auto-discovery?

Thanks in advance!

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The upcoming version 8.2 allows for more flexibility defining auto-discovery ranges. A "black list," however, isn't planned. Sorry.

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