Discoveries are at the very heart of what Open-AudIT does. How else would you know \"What is on my network?\"
Easily run a discovery upon a network in a single click, without entering the details of that network each and every time.
Use Open-AudIT Professional and Enterprise to schedule your Discoveries to run automatically whenever you like.
For more detailed information, check the Open-AudIT Knowledge Base.
Some examples of valid Subnet attributes are: 192.168.1.1 (a single IP address), 192.168.1.0/24 (a subnet), 192.168.1-3.1-20 (a range of IP addresses).
NOTE - Only a subnet (as per the examples - 192.168.1.0/24) will be able to automatically create a valid network for Open-AudIT.
If you use an Active Directory type, make sure you have appropriate credentials to talk to your Domain Controller already in credentials.
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How else would you know \"What is on my network?\"
Discoveries are preprepared data items that enable you to run a discovery upon a network in a single click, without entering the details of that network each and every time.
For more detailed information, check the Open-AudIT Knowledge Base.