A. Port scanning tool
B. Steps that execute operations
C. Credential depot
D. Classifiers that execute probes
A. Direct-attached storage (DAS)
B. Multiple area network (MAN)
C. Redundant Array of Independent Disks (RAID)
D. Storage area network (SAN)
E. Network-attached storage (NAS)
A. ECC queue
B. Discovery Log
C. Pattern Log
D. Target
A. Configuration Console
B. Discovery Properties
C. Pattom Modification
D. Probe Modification
A. Discovery requires agent installation to find hardware devices, Service Mapping requires agents for software.
B. Discovery addresses inventory-related use-cases, while Service Mapping allows for the creation of accurate maps of application service topologies.
C. Discovery finds applications and devices on your network, Service Mapping monitors those devices.
D. Discovery utilizes IP address ranges for initial discovery, Service Mapping uses entry points.
A. Orphan
B. Stale
C. Recommended
D. Duplicate
E. Required
A. There is a scalar varlable labeled '1'.
B. This is from a WMI query operation step.
C. This Value cannot be used in a pattem step.
D. There is a tabular varlable named 'name_details'.
A. WinRM
B. CIM
A. Location report from the Discovery Dashboard
B. Location field for a parent CI Type
C. Location field for a Port Probe
D. Location field for a Discovery Schedule
