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4. In the Enter Targets field, type any one of the following: CIDR, DNS, IP/Subnet Mask or<br />

range of IP Addresses.<br />

5. In the Select Network Discovery Techniques section, deselect any of the check-boxes that<br />

do not apply to your discovery.<br />

For more information on these techniques and configuring the advanced ping settings,<br />

see Network Discovery Techniques.<br />

6. In the Choose Device Credentials section, select a credential for each level of security<br />

that you want to use to discover each device.<br />

For more information on credentials, see Setting Device Credentials for Network Discovery.<br />

7. Click Next to start the discovery process.<br />

8. On page 2 of the Network Discovery Wizard, select the devices on which you want to do a<br />

complete discovery. You can use the options in the drop-down list to filter the devices<br />

shown on this screen.<br />

9. Click Next.<br />

10. On page 3 of the Network Discovery Wizard, select how you want to assign your devices<br />

to a policy.<br />

For more information about the Policy Assignment Options, see Applying Smart Policies<br />

to Devices.<br />

11. Click Finish to complete the Network Discovery process.<br />

See Also<br />

Running Network Discovery<br />

Network Discovery Techniques<br />

Setting Device Credentials for Network Discovery<br />

Applying Smart Policies to Devices<br />

Network Discovery Techniques<br />

<strong>PacketTrap</strong> <strong>MSP</strong> provides 3 different techniques to help you discover the devices in a network.<br />

They are:

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