Which TWO of the following are true about the 'Discovery Status' module?
Shows Shazzam/Class/etc.
Why this answer
It provides a historical log of all discovery runs and detailed information about what occurred during each phase.
7 of 82 questions · Page 2/2 · Discovery Configuration topic · Answers revealed
Which TWO of the following are true about the 'Discovery Status' module?
Shows Shazzam/Class/etc.
Why this answer
It provides a historical log of all discovery runs and detailed information about what occurred during each phase.
You notice that Discovery is failing to detect devices in a new subnet. What is the first thing you should verify in the Discovery configuration?
The range must exist for discovery to trigger.
Why this answer
Ensuring the IP range is defined in the Discovery Schedule is essential for the scan to target the subnet.
Which TWO of the following can be used to troubleshoot a MID Server that is not responding?
Provides detailed runtime errors.
Why this answer
Checking the MID Server logs and the ECC Queue status are the primary ways to diagnose communication issues.
If you want to ensure that a Discovery Schedule runs exactly once every 24 hours starting at a specific time, which setting do you use?
Daily is the correct setting for fixed interval runs.
Why this answer
Setting the 'Run' field to 'Daily' allows you to define the start time and frequency.
Which THREE of the following are standard Discovery phases that can be seen in the 'Discovery Status' record?
Valid phase.
Why this answer
The four phases are Shazzam, Classification, Identification, and Exploration. Any three of these are valid.
Which TWO of the following are true regarding the Shazzam phase?
Shazzam probes the network for open ports.
Why this answer
Shazzam is the first phase and is used to identify which ports are open on discovered IPs.
An administrator needs to restrict a Discovery Schedule to only scan specific IP addresses within a subnet during off-peak hours. Which configuration fulfills this requirement?
Discovery Range Sets are the standard way to define subsets of IPs for a schedule.
Why this answer
Discovery Ranges allow the definition of specific IP ranges, and the Schedule provides the timing mechanism.
Ready to test yourself?
Try a timed practice session using only Discovery Configuration questions.