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- Data Flow Management Methods
- How to View Job Information on the Data Flow Probe
- How to View Discovery Rules
- How to View Discovery Resource History
- How to View Discovery Status of an Inventory CI
- How to View Agent Deployment Log for an Inventory CI
- How to View and Track Hotfixes Applied on Probe
- How to Run Data Flow Ad Hoc Updates
- How to Delete Unsent Probe Results
- How to Configure Global ID Generation
- How to Perform Initial UCMDB-UCMDB Synchronization
- How to Export and Import Management Zones
- Data Flow Probe Log Files
- How to Check XML Enricher Health Using JMX
- How to Check the Confidential Manager Connection
- How to Increase the Number of Threads for Data Push Jobs
- How to Set a Default List of CyberArk Properties Using JMX
- How to Disable Updating Last Access Time of Linked CIs during CI Merge Process
- How to Enable Attribute Name Verification during the Matching Phase of Identification
- How to Enable CI Type Tenant Owner Verification during the Matching Phase of Identification
- How to Disable Merging Bulk IDs During Reconciliation
How to View Discovery Rules
The Discovery Rules Engine is very large. You can search the rule base using search commands on the JMX console.
To search for a rule:
- Log in to the JMX console using the server administrator credentials
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Go to the service: Normalization Rule Base Services, and enter one of the following search commands:
Command Description scanForSNMPRules Retrieves SNMP discovery rules that apply to the specified input attributes.
Note
- the sys_object_id value must always have a leading "."
- Leave empty to ignore
scanForScanFileRules Retrieves Scan File discovery rules that apply to the specified input attributes.
Note Leave empty to ignore
viewNormalizationRuleById Retrieves discovery rules by ID viewNormalizationRuleByNiceId Retrieves discovery rules by user friendly ID (NiceRuleID),
Example: 4323@SNMP
viewNormalizationRules Retrieves discovery rule outputs that apply to the specified input attributes
Format:
- Pair attributes in the following format: attrName;attrValue
- Pairs must be separated by commas.
Example: Name;HP,Version;10
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