Finding End Points
This topic describes how to find end points on the network. End points are computing devices that are connected to the network. You can search for end points based on several attributes. When you find an end point, you can see its last known location in the network.
This topic describes:
Procedure for Finding End Points
Find End Point Window
The Find End Point window enables you to search for end points and see their last known location in the network. The search scope is the entire managed network, regardless of which node is selected in the View pane.
To find end points:
Table Column |
Description |
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MAC Address |
MAC address of the connected end point. |
IP Address |
IP address of the connected end point. |
Device Name |
Name of the networking device that last saw the end point on the network. |
Interface Name |
Name of the device interface that last saw the end point on the network. |
VLAN |
VLAN on which the end point was last seen. |
Last Seen |
When the end point was last seen on the network. |
Actions |
Click Verify Current Location to verify the information shown for the end point. If any information changed since the last poll, it is updated in the table. |
Refreshing End Point Information
Information about all end points connected to the managed network is polled automatically once every 24 hours. You can refresh this information manually.
Refreshing end point information can consume significant system resources and take several minutes to complete, depending on the size of the network and the number of connected end points.
To refresh information about all end points connected to the managed network:
The endpoint refresh runs as a job. You can monitor the job status in System mode by selecting Tasks > Manage Jobs in the Task pane.