And if you don't want the defaults but have a rule you can also build the whole configuration stanza in Excel.
use a formula like:
="<" & B1 & "> overwrite
active = yes
QoS = yes
ping = no
interval = 2min" & "
hostname = " & B1 & "
ip = " & C1 & "
timeout = 10
failures = 1 " & "
retries = 3
dynamic_ip_monitoring = no
msg_ok = MsgConnectOk_RADSUITE" & "
msg_fail = MsgConnectFail_RADSUITE
qos_source = 3
source = 2
target = 2" & "
icmp_size = 0
flags = 0
group = Devices
alarm = 1" & "
threshold_ok = ping threshold OK_RADSUITE
threshold_fail = ping threshold failed_RADSUITE
icmp_threshold = 500
alarm_on_packet_loss = yes
packets_to_send = 10" & "
max_packets_lost = 2
qos_on_packets_lost = yes
packetloss_ok = MsgPacketLossOK_RADSUITE
packetloss_fail = MsgPacketLossFail_RADSUITE
delay_between_packet_to_send = 30000" & "
qos_on_packets_jitter = No
qos_on_packets_latency = No
max_jitter =
alarm_on_jitter = 0
<services> overwrite" & "
<" & E1 & "> overwrite
active = yes
alarm = yes
QoS = yes" & "
wait_to_send_command = no
wait_to_send_command_value = 0
msg_ok = MsgServiceOk_RADSUITE
msg_fail = MsgServiceFail_RADSUITE" & "
timeout = 10
retries = 3
delay_between_retries = 0
challengeresponsetimeout = 1000
sendcommand = no
responsemustcontain = no" & "
sendcommand2 = no
response2mustcontain = no
sendcommand3 = no" & "
response3mustcontain = no
</" & E1 & ">
</services>
</" & B1 & ">"
Select the column in Excel, paste into Word, select the column in the table, paste into notepad, select the content in notepad, paste into the configuration cfx in a package. (the gyrations here are necessary because the paste from excel into the package editor carries along some of hte formatting. going to Word and then notepad strips that off while retaining the formatting) Drag that package to the netconnect probe.