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  1. Specify IP address ranges to include or exclude during discovery.
    1. Click New, select CIDRIP Range, or IP Pattern and enter the new values according to your selection. Use the CIDR selection to enter an IP prefix with its CIDR mask value, or an IP range with a beginning and ending range of IP addresses. IP Pattern lets you enter a value with a wildcard (* or -) character. Many users will prefer to use the CIDR option.
    2. To use a ping sweep for the discovery range, check the Enable Discovery Ping Sweep check box.
    3. Ensure that the Network 1 network view is selected from the Network View drop-down list. This network view is automatically created when you run configureserver to perform initial setup on the appliance. You can rename this network view at a later time on the Settings
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    1. Network Views page.

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    1. If you want to select another network view, ensure the view you select is associated with a scan interface. If the view you pick is not associated with a scan interface, it will show a caution (Image Modified) icon by its name. The Network 1 network view is automatically associated with the SCAN1 port.

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  1. Select the Discovery Mode. For the first network you discover, use the Include in Discovery selection.

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  1. Click Add.
    1. To edit an item, select an entry and click Edit. Change the value in the Network field above the table, including the subnet mask if necessary (the mask value is a dropdown menu), and then click Save.
    2. To delete an item, select an entry, click Delete, and then confirm the deletion.
    3. To import discovery setting data, click Import. In the dialog, click Browse to select the CSV file, then click Import. See Discovery Settings Import Formats for information on import file syntax.

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  1. Click Next.
Note

See Running Network Discovery for more information on the NetMRI Discovery process.

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  1. Enter the CLI credentials used by the devices specified in the Discovery Ranges and Static IPs steps. NetMRI will automatically determine which credentials are associated with each device.
    1. To add an item, click New, enter the values for the PriorityPassword Type (User or Enable), Username, and Password fields, and then click Add.
    2. To edit an item, select the item, click Edit, change the values for the PriorityPassword TypeUsername, and Password fields, and then click Save.
    3. To test an item, select the item, then click Test. In the test dialog, select the Hostname or IP, and then click Start.
    4. To delete an item, select the item, click Delete, and then confirm the deletion.
    5. To import credential data, click Import. In the dialog, click Browse to select the CSV file, then click Import. See the Adding and Editing Device Credentials topic for import file syntax.

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  1. Click Next.

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Setup Wizard: SNMPv1/2 Credentials
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  1. Enter the SNMP v1/2 credentials used by any devices specified in the Discovery Ranges and Static IPs steps. NetMRI will automatically determine credentials associated with each device.
    1. To add an item, click New, fill in the Priority and Community fields above the table, then click Add.
    2. To edit an item, select the item, click Edit, change the fields above the table, then click Save.
    3. To test an item, select the item, then click Test. In the test dialog, select the Hostname or IP, then click Start.
    4. To delete an item, select the item, click Delete, then confirm the deletion.
    5. To import credential data, click Import. In the dialog, click Browse to select the CSV file, then click Import. See the Discovery Settings Import Formats topic for import file syntax.

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  1. Click Next.
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For VRF-aware Juniper devices, to ensure device reachability for VRF configurations, prefix a second community string using the "@" character, such as @snmpnet, along with the normal community string (for example, snmpnet) you define for the device. For more information, see VendorVendor-Specific   Requirements   for   Virtual   Device   Discovery.

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Setup Wizard: SNMPv3 Credentials (Rare)
Setup Wizard: SNMPv3 Credentials (Rare)
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  1. Enter the SNMP v3 credentials used by any devices specified in the Discovery Ranges and Static IPs steps. NetMRI will automatically determine which credentials are associated with each device.
    • To add an item, click New, fill in the Priority and Community fields above the table along with the required Authentication and Privacy protocols and passwords, then click Add.
    • To edit an item, select the item, click Edit, change the fields above the table, then click Save.
    • To test an item, select the item, then click Test. In the test dialog, select the Hostname or IP, then click Start.
    • To delete an item, select the item, click Delete, then confirm the deletion.
    • To import credential data, click Import. In the dialog, click Browse to select the CSV file, then click Import. See the Adding and Editing Device Credentials topic for import file syntax.

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  1. Click Next.

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Setup Wizard: Seed Routers
Setup Wizard: Seed Routers
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  1. Enter information for device type hints, if necessary.
    • To add an item, click New, select the type in the Device Type dropdown list, enter the required value in the IP Address field, then click Add.
    • To edit an item, select the item, click Edit, change the fields above the table, then click Save.
    • To delete an item, select the item, click Delete, then confirm the deletion.

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  1. Click Next.

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Setup Wizard: Device Interrogation Techn
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