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Fix custom fields in readme #3

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Expand Up @@ -17,8 +17,9 @@ Tags:
- `discovered`

Custom Fields:
- last_used: date
- last_seen: date
- mac: string
> Note: both custom fields need to be present in Netbox object model: "DCIM > device", "IPAM > IP address"

## Environment Variable
* `NETBOX_URL`: URL of the Netbox instance
Expand All @@ -37,7 +38,7 @@ This repo contains a module (`meraki-netbox`) along with scripts that leverage t

Description:

This script iterates through the specified organization's networks looking for networks with the `discover-clients` tag. When it finds such a network, it iterates through all of the hosts in that network. For each host, it either adds it to `IP Addresses` if it does not exist or updates it if it does exist. In both cases, it updates the `last_used` and `mac` fields. When it adds a host, it also adds a `discovered` tag to keep track of the hosts that were added through the discovery process.
This script iterates through the specified organization's networks looking for networks with the `discover-clients` tag. When it finds such a network, it iterates through all of the hosts in that network. For each host, it either adds it to `IP Addresses` if it does not exist or updates it if it does exist. In both cases, it updates the `last_seen` and `mac` fields. When it adds a host, it also adds a `discovered` tag to keep track of the hosts that were added through the discovery process.

## Makefile targets

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