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RE: Network Discovery & Asset Management Tools


From: "MARTIN M. Bénoni" <benoni_martin () hotmail com>
Date: Thu, 01 Jul 2004 17:45:44 +0000

I was thinking about freewares as bigBrother or Nagios to do that. For example with BB, I create a perl script which scans periodically the network looking for new machines. but the restriction is that a machine, to be discovered and labelled "up" has to have at least one port open.

Drop me a mail if you wish the script!




From: "Michael Chilcott" <michael_chilcott () emoryhealthcare org>
To: <security-basics () securityfocus com>
Subject: Network Discovery & Asset Management Tools
Date: Mon, 28 Jun 2004 07:38:32 -0400

Hello Group,
I was wondering what tools are being used to discover new devices (PC's, printers, & tablets) as they are being plugged into the network. Having a class "B" network we have different routers, and switches through-out. What is the best way to find and discovery devices plugging in to the network? Going hand-in-hand with that is a question of Asset management tools. We have multiple O/S's in the network, so it must be able to determine what is what, and have it entered automatically/manually into the app or db. Now what would be really Great is a tool that can take the info from the "Network Discovery Tool" and add it to the Asset Management tool". What applications work/not work and what experiences does everyone have?

Thanks,
Mike


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