You use five fields which are referred to as core fields to specify a discovery filter. The five core fields are identified in Core fields of a discovery filter.
Discovery filter fields |
Discovery filter example |
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1 The System Name and System Description fields are case-sensitive. 2 The asterisk (*) wildcard character is described in Appendix A, “Terminology.” |
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IP Address Range |
*.*.*.* (matches any IP address) 2 |
System Name 1 |
* (matches any system name) 2 |
System Description 1 |
* (matches and system description) 2 |
SystemOID |
* (matches any system object ID) 2 |
System Types |
Switch |
When a candidate system’s IP address matches an IP address of a discovery filter, the IP Manager uses the candidate system’s IP address and the default values of the following options to poll the candidate system:
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SNMP port number (161 by default)
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SNMP version (AUTODETECT by default)
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Access mode (ICMPSNMP by default)
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Read community string (public by default)
These options are described in the IP Manager Reference Guide. The polling of a candidate system is shown in GUID-69F98B95-599F-48CE-BC2A-EC8301721415.html#GUID-69F98B95-599F-48CE-BC2A-EC8301721415___IP_CONCEPTS_DISCOVERY_38232.