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"cat food" (quotation marks) |
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Range IPs by ICMP Job
This section includes details about the job.
Introduction
This job performs an IP ping sweep on probe ranges.
Adapter Information
This job uses the IP ping sweep adapter.
Jython
Discovery Probe Gateway
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probeName | ${SOURCE.name} |
- icmp_utils.py
- IP_by_range.py
- Dependency
- IpAddress
- globalSettings.xml
Name | Default Value | Description |
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bulkSize | 500 |
The bulk size of IP addresses for one ping in one system call. All IP addresses should be in one range. For example, if the range contains 900 IP addresses and the bulk size is 500, the job will call DLL API twice. The first call is for the first 500 IP addresses, and the second call is for the remaining 400 IP addresses. If the range contains 500 or less IP addresses, the job will only call DLL API once. |
excludePatternsList |
The list of wildcard patterns, separated by semicolons (;). IP addresses that match any of the patterns are skipped. Patterns may include:
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isIPv4PingEnabled | true | Indicates whether to ping all IPv4 addresses within the defined ranges. |
isIPv6PingEnabled | true | Indicates whether to ping all IPv6 addresses within the defined ranges. |
pingProtocol | 1 | The ping protocol: ICMP (1), ECHO PORT (2), or both (3). |
range | NA |
The range of IPs to ping, separated by semicolons (;). Sample: 1.2.3.0-1.2.3.10;1.2.3.50-1.2.3.60 |
retryDiscover | 2 |
The number of the ping retry. When the live IP addresses are missed, you can increase this value. |
threadPoolSize | 10 | The number of threads in pool that performs port 7 echoing. |
timeoutDiscover | 3000 |
The ping timeout (in milliseconds). When the network is too slow and the ping reply latency is too high, you can increase this value. If the range contains multiple IP addresses, the timeout is for all the IP addresses in one ping action instead of only for one IP address. |
virtualModeDiscover | false | Indicates whether to discover the virtual IP addresses. |
Tip
- When configuring a lot of IP addresses in one range, you can increase the bulksize parameter value for efficiency and increase the timeoutDiscover parameter value for not missing the IP addresses.
- When configuring a small number of IP addresses in many small ranges, you can decrease the timeoutDiscover parameter value for efficiency.