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Add example for sequences in discovery #477

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4 changes: 2 additions & 2 deletions guides/doc-Provisioning_Guide/topics/proc_creating-discovery-rules.adoc
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Expand Up @@ -22,8 +22,8 @@ For example: `cpu_count > 8`.
. From the *Host Group* list, select the host group to use as a template for this host.
. In the *Hostname* field, enter the pattern to determine host names for multiple hosts.
This uses the same ERB syntax that provisioning templates use.
The host name can use the `@host` attribute for host-specific values and the `rand` function for a random number.
For more information about provisioning templates, see xref:provisioning-templates_provisioning[].
The host name can use the `@host` attribute for host-specific values and the `rand` macro for a random number or the `sequence_hostgroup_param_next` macro for incrementing the value.
For more information about provisioning templates, see xref:provisioning-templates_provisioning[] and the API documentation.
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* `myhost-<%= sequence_hostgroup_param_next("EL7/MyHostgroup", 10, "discovery_host") %>`
* `myhost-<%= rand(99999) %>`
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