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How does the IT Assistant Web-based user interface determine the times it displays?

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How does the IT Assistant Web-based user interface determine the times it displays?

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Dates and times are reported according to the time zone configured on the system hosting the IT Assistant services. • Why can’t IT Assistant discover systems on the configured subnet? IT Assistant cannot discover remote systems unless a TCP/IP address is installed on the remote system. To determine whether an IP address is installed, use the Windows ping command from the command prompt, as follows: ping IP address (Replace with the actual IP address, and do not type the brackets.) When you ping a node on the network, a confirmation message appears when the connection is made; otherwise, a time-out message appears, indicating a problem with the network installation on the remote system. If the ping command is successful and the client is not discovered or is shown as inactive, the problem is related to the network settings. • Why do discovery configuration changes (adding/removal/forced discovery) not take effect immediately? Discovery is a time-intensive process. Messages