When a device boots in to the KACE Boot Environment (KBE), the appliance identifies the device by its MAC address, lists the device on the Device Inventory page, and uploads its hardware inventory information to the appliance. The MAC address and other information about the device appear on the list. The appliance lists devices that are on the network, but have not booted in to the appliance on the Network Inventory page.
About adding devices to the appliance Inventory:
You can configure a Network Scan, or select and run an existing scan to detect devices that are on the network. Running the scan discovers the configured IP range and creates a Network Inventory item on the appliance for each address in the range. The MAC address and port status can only be detected for devices on the same subnet as the appliance.
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On the left navigation pane, click Devices to expand the section, then click Network Scans to display the Network Scans page. |
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Select Choose Action > New to display the Network Scan Detail page to configure the IP range for the scan. The process scans the configured IP range and creates a Network Inventory item for each address in the range. |
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On the left navigation pane, click Devices, then click Network Inventory to display the Network Scan Inventory page. |
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On the left navigation pane, click Settings > Control Panel to display the Control Panel, then click General Settings to display the General Settings page. |
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Under Server Options, select the Display empty scan results in inventory check box for the network scan to create and display a record for every IP address in the specified range whether the device is live or not. If you do not enable the Display empty scan results in inventory check box, the network scan displays only the IP addresses in the range that are live. |
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