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- Troubleshooting - Inventory Discovery
- How to view all information related to a device in a centralized view?
- How to troubleshoot network availability and latency issue related to a device?
- How to check the key indexes of the discovery history information for a discovered device?
- How to check device related logs for a discovered device?
- How to invoke discovery job relevant to the discovered device manually and check status to identify potential discovery errors?
- How to check which pattern (management zone) is used in the discovery for a discovered device?
- How to check detailed discovery settings used in the discovery for a discovered device?
- How to check the SNMP credentials used in the discovery for a discovered device?
- How to View Discovery Status and Errors for a Selected CI from the UCMDB Browser module
How to check which pattern (management zone) is used in the discovery for a discovered device?
Question: For a discovered device, how should I check which pattern (management zone) is used in the discovery?
In UD, there are two ways to check the management zone used:
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From IT Universe Manager
- In the Modeling module, go to IT Universe Manager.
- On the Search CIs tab, enter the IP address for a discovered device in the CI Name field, select Managed Object for the CI Type field, and click .
- Click the returned entry on the Search CIs tab. CI details are displayed in the right pane.
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Go to the Properties tab for the CI and check the value for the following attributes:
- Created By
- Updated By
For example,
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From the Management Zone Description
- In the Data Flow Management module, go to Universal Discovery > Zone-Based Discovery.
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From the Management Zones tree, select a management zone. The Management Zone description displays in the right pane.
For example
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