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How does the discovery process use the device type list?

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How does the discovery process use the device type list?

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device type list and Expert procedures (Network Object Procedure) autoAsset device support The discovery process used by autoAsset will involve browsing mib-2 on any devices it finds during its discovery, so if the devices support mib-2 we will take the asset information from there – the System and Interfaces branch of the mib-2 tree for example provide information describing the system and the port connections. The device list is used to identify a device. It contains the MIB-2 system group sysObjectId. This is like a vendors model number for a device. The discovery engine can identify the device using this, to give the device: 1) a product name e.g. Catalyst 2650, 2) a vendor name e.g. Cisco 3) and we then can assign a type to it e.g., switch. All SNMP agents support this variable. The device list contains everything the discovery engine can currently identify. A separate process “Network Object Procedures” allows custom procedures to be applied to devices, for example to find out wh

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device type list and Expert procedures (Network Object Procedure) autoMap device support The discovery process used by autoMap will involve browsing mib-2 on any devices it finds during its discovery, so if the devices support mib-2 we will take the asset information from there – the System and Interfaces branch of the mib-2 tree for example provide information describing the system and the port connections. The device list is used to identify a device. It contains the MIB-2 system group sysObjectId. This is like a vendors model number for a device. The discovery engine can identify the device using this, to give the device: 1) a product name e.g. Catalyst 2650 2) a vendor name e.g. Cisco 3) and we then can assign a type to it e.g., switch. All SNMP agents support this variable. The device type list contains everything the discovery engine can currently identify. A separate process “Network Object Procedures” allows custom procedures to be applied to devices, for example to find out wh

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