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This action will facilitate network device discovery and device information retrieval.
Describe the IP range of the network that you wish to be scanned for device discovery using *'s as wildcards. The examples 192.168.1.* and 10.1.*.* would be valid.
Choose the table that will have a record added to it for each discovered device.
Check this box if you wish the device table's permanently associated actions to be skipped when each device record is created. This can help prevent infinite loops.
Useful as a comment, this description will overwrite the automatically generated description in the Action Manager.
Provide the IP address of the device that you wish to be scanned. The examples 192.168.1.42 and 10.1.1.17 would be valid.
Pick a field on a table to store the Device type.
Provide a location to store the scan summary. The values in this log are very predictable.
Provide a location to store a detailed log of the scan including all commands that were executed, their results, and what the action choose to do with this data. The values in this log will change fairly unpredictably.
Useful as a comment, this description will overwrite the automatically generated description in the Action Manager.
Set up the scan for the device type under the correct tab. Both have the same options, but will run different background scans due to device differences.
Provide the IP address of the device that you wish to be scanned. The examples 192.168.1.42 and 10.1.1.17 would be valid.
Provide the Username to use when connecting to a Windows device via WMI or to a Mac OS or Linux device using SSH.
Provide the Password to use when connecting to a Windows device via WMI or to a Mac OS or Linux device using SSH.
Provide a location to store the scan summary. The values in this log are very predictable.
Provide a location to store a detailed log of the scan including all commands that were executed, their results, and what the action choose to do with this data. The values in this log will change fairly unpredictably.
Choose the field that will store each of the following pieces of information. This is optional: you can choose no fields, some fields, or all fields.
Pick a table on which to create a record when a hard drive is discovered.
Useful as a comment, this description will overwrite the automatically generated description in the Action Manager.
This has many of the same options as a Windows or Mac/Linus network scan.
Provide the IP address of the enterprise storage device that you wish to be scanned. Currently EMC Devices accessible by NavisphereCLI and IBM Devices accessible by SMcli are supported. The examples 192.168.1.42 and 10.1.1.17 would be valid.
Provide the Username to use when connecting to the Enterprise Storage device via CLI.
Provide the Password to use when connecting to the Enterprise Storage device via CLI.
Provide a location to store the scan summary. The values in this log are very predictable.
Provide a location to store a detailed log of the scan including all commands that were executed, their results, and what the action choose to do with this data. The values in this log will change fairly unpredictably.
Choose the field that will store each of the following pieces of information. This is optional: you can choose no fields, some fields, or all fields.
Pick a table on which to create a record when a hard drive is discovered.
Useful as a comment, this description will overwrite the automatically generated description in the Action Manager.
