You can view a summary of the number of new pingable (ICMP) and manageable (SNMP) devices that were discovered during a specific discovery instance. You can also view specific details about these discovered devices, including the IP address, model, type, vendor name, location, and the protocols that were used.
A discovery result can also indicate that existing devices were found. The same or a different discovery profile discovered these existing devices previously. To view existing devices, use the Unchanged filter. Existing devices that show different IP addresses indicate that the devices were previously discovered and are being monitored with a different IP address.
This behavior is common and expected, as many devices can respond to multiple IP addresses. Data Aggregator maintains the full set of IP addresses for each device and contributes them all to CA Performance Center.
Follow these steps:
Note: The History button is disabled when you select a discovery profile for which a discovery has not been run.
The discovery results appear in the Discovered Devices table. The SNMP Profile column shows the highest ranked SNMP profile the device responded to.
Specifically, the State column indicates one of the following states:
Indicates a device that was discovered for the first time when this discovery profile was run.
Indicates that a device type has changed from a previous discovery. For example, a previously discovered pingable device is now discovered as a manageable device. Or a previously manageable device with the device type of “Switch” has now changed to the device type of “Router”, and so on. Devices with only attribute changes, such as hostname, system description, and so on, are not classified as Changed.
Indicates that existing devices have not changed. Existing devices with only attribute changes are classified as Unchanged also.
Indicates that the device was deleted from Data Aggregator since a discovery was run.
Note: If an individual discovered device fails to be recognized as pingable or manageable, its state indicates Unreachable. However, Data Aggregator does not report unreachable devices that are found in an IP range.
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