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ADM User’s Guide
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page.
Deploying Detail Discovery
This
section
describes
how
to
deploy
Detail
Discovery.
Detail Discovery Configuration
ADM
has
an
extensive
detail
discovery
feature
that
enhances
and
complements
the
results
obtained
through
Passive
Discovery.
Detail
Discovery
is
performed
by
communication
between
hosts
in
a
managed
network,
using
four
common
network
protocols:
SNMP,
SSH,
Telnet,
and
WMI.
Detail
discovery
is
also
performed
using
the
discovery
protocol
VI
‐
SDK,
which
is
a
VMware
proprietary
API
used
to
query
model
of
VMware,
control
the
behavior
of
virtual
infrastructure,
and
receive
notifications
on
changes
in
the
virtual
environment.
Using
these
protocols,
supplementary
information
about
network
hosts
is
obtained
and
added
to
the
Configuration
Management
Database
(CMDB).
To
maximize
security
and
minimize
the
risk
of
impact
on
the
managed
network,
the
administrative
user
of
the
ADM
Console
can
tightly
control
the
setup
and
scheduling
of
the
Detail
Discovery
queries
to
the
various
network
hosts.
How Do Active Probe Configurations Affect Detail Discovery Policies?
For
Detail
Discovery
to
be
successful
in
a
Distributed
setup,
the
hosts
to
be
discovered,
needs
to
be
included
in
both
a
Detail
Discovery
policy
and
an
Active
Probe
configuration.
The
Detail
Discovery
policy
includes
a
list
of
items
to
include
in
the
Detail
Discovery,
while
the
Active
Probe
configuration
assigns
the
specific
hosts
on
which
each
Collector
can
perform
Detail
Discovery.
Detail
Discovery
is
not
be
performed
on
a
host
that
is
included
in
a
Detail
Discovery
policy
if
it
is
not
included
in
an
Active
Probe
configuration.
However,
the
host
is
still
recognized
through
Passive
Discovery
and
will
appear
as
Orphaned
in
the
Detail
Discovery
dashboard
because
the
Active
Probe
configuration
has
no
correlation
with
Passive
Discovery.
Detail Discovery Policies
Detail
Discovery
is
controlled
and
configured
through
user
‐
defined
Detail
Discovery
policies.
There
can
be
many
policies,
each
describing
a
query
that
is
running
periodically
and
collecting
network
information.
For
each
policy,
the
following
parameters
are
defined:
The
discovery
scope,
that
is,
the
set
of
network
hosts
that
is
queried
for
information.
The
protocol
being
used,
which
is
one
of
the
following:
SNMP,
SSH,
Telnet,
WMI,
or
VI
‐
SDK.
Protocol
‐
specific
authentication
and
communication
parameters,
such
as
usernames
and
passwords
to
use
for
authentication.
Scheduling
information
—
How
often
to
access
the
network
hosts
covered
by
the
policy.
The
scheduling
scheme
lets
ADM
users
control
and
balance
two
conflicting
factors:
the
need
to
have
the
most
updated
picture,
and
the
need
to
avoid
overloading
the
network
with
too
many
Detail
Discovery
queries.
Discovery
plan
—
A
discovery
plan
allows
you
to
define
exactly
what
will
be
discovered,
and
therefore
improve
performance.
You
can
create
passive
or
Detail
Discovery
plans
that
can
include
or
exclude
the
discovery
of
specific
hosts,
services,
and
connections.
N
OTE
Troubleshooting
knowledge
base
applies
only
to
create
a
detail
discovery
support
package
until
the
file
is
removed.
It
does
not
customize
the
detail
discovery
knowledge
base
permanently.
I
MPORTANT
ADM
can
merge
data
from
multiple
hosts
in
clustered
environment
that
were
assigned
the
same
IP
or
secondary
IP
(such
as
clusters
and
balancers)
as
if
only
a
single
host
were
discovered.
You
need
to
inform
your
Customer
Sales
Representative
if
your
network
contains
more
than
one
host
using
the
same
IP
so
that
ADM
is
configured
to
treat
each
host
separately.
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