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Hello,
FunsionInventory Network Discovery is not importing devices. I have already performed several tests and realized that if you disable all the rules the devices are imported as "unmanaged devices".
By manually executing FusionIventory-NetDiscovery I get the following return (I only limited it to 1 device)
[debug] scanning block 192.168.1.19-192.168.1.19
[debug] creating 1 worker threads
[debug] [thread 1] creation
[debug] [thread 1] scanning 192.168.1.19:
[debug] [thread 1] - scanning 192.168.1.19 with SNMP, credentials 1: no result, no response from host 192.168.1.19
[debug] [thread 1] - scanning 192.168.1.19 with netbios: success
[debug] [thread 1] - scanning 192.168.1.19 with echo ping: success
[debug] [thread 1] - scanning 192.168.1.19 in arp table: success
[debug] [thread 1] termination
<?xml version="1.0" encoding="UTF-8" ?>
<REQUEST>
<CONTENT>
<DEVICE>
<DNSHOSTNAME>192.168.1.19</DNSHOSTNAME>
<IP>192.168.1.19</IP>
<MAC>5c:26:0a:5c:3d:d3</MAC>
<NETBIOSNAME>NBWALTER</NETBIOSNAME>
<WORKGROUP>SVSIS</WORKGROUP>
</DEVICE>
<MODULEVERSION>2.8</MODULEVERSION>
<PROCESSNUMBER>1</PROCESSNUMBER>
</CONTENT>
<DEVICEID>foo</DEVICEID>
<QUERY>NETDISCOVERY</QUERY>
</REQUEST>
[debug] cleaning 1 worker threads
As you can verify there is no <TYPE> tag where it says whether it is computer, printer, etc. so none of the rules are enforced. Could someone tell me if this is really the reason and if so, how to solve it?
Another note is regarding the <DNSHOSTNAME> tag that is not bringing the device's DNS name. performing nslookup tests the return is correct.
Thank you,
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