Hi RS_Daniel,
you can scroll a bit down in the SK to see an example where more than one super node is added to the list:
<AdditionalFeatures>
{ "SNList":[
{"fqdn":"ComputerName.my.organization.com"},
{"fqdn":"WorkGroupComputer"},
{"fqdn":"192.168.18.10" "epguid":"8471C504-29BB-4E0D-9F4F-B43D706EFAE6"},
{"fqdn":"[fe80::2cf6:e79:ab20:64e0]" "epguid":"6B147FA8-29C7-4124-9223-12538389163C"}
]}
</AdditionalFeatures>
In the above example: The "AdditionalFeatures" xml tag encloses a json
string, where each row that contains an fqdn
property corresponds to one Super Node.
Therefore you can just add a new fqdn-Value in order to add another SuperNode to the list.
Best regards,
Markus