Details Panel (Main Scan Summary)

General Information:

• Name: Scan name

• Client: Discovery application used to execute the scan

• Probe: Probe type used for the scan (Deep Host Scan (WMIC|SSH|SNMP))

• Activity: Status update on completed actions (e.g., Discovery agent completed the scan)

Activity	Status
Finding host types	Scan in progress
Running probe <ProbeName> on host <Host>	Scan in progress
Found <N> Hosts up and running	Scan in progress
Discovery agent completed the scan	Scan completed
Scan aborted	Scan aborted

IP Range

• The IP address or range targeted by the scan (e.g., 172.16.5.187)

Host Details:

• Summary of discovered devices:

  • Total Scan Hosts (255): Number of targets included in this scan (from your IP range).

  • Total Discovered Hosts (255): Total number discovered hosts for a given IP range.

  • Windows Hosts (17): Successfully fingerprinted as Windows.

  • Unix/Linux Hosts (26): Successfully fingerprinted as Unix/Linux.

  • Network Devices (4): Routers/switches/firewalls, etc.

  • Unknown Hosts (18): The targets are reachable, but none of the supplied credentials authenticated, so the OS couldn’t be identified.

  • Unknown Devices (190): Devices discovered but not fully classified (often due to missing credentials/ports).

Execution Info

• Run by: Name of the user who initiated the scan (e.g., Admin Virima). Logged in User

• Status: Final scan result, such as "Scan completed" or "Scan in progress."

  • Scan Completed: The master scan is marked Completed only after every child scan finishes and no hosts or sub lists remain pending.

  • Scan in Progress: The master scan is marked In Progress, if the child scan has not completed or has not been assigned a status (Success, Partial, or Failed).

• Triggered at / Completed at: Timestamps indicating when the scan started and finished.

• Scan duration: How long the scan took (e.g., 1 minute 20 seconds).

Scan Results Table (Bottom Section)

This table shows detailed data per discovered device:

• IP address: The address of the scanned system.

• Host name: Identified system name (e.g., VTL00066).

• Result: Status (e.g., Success).

  • Success

  • Failed

  • Partial

  • Pass/Fail

Recent scan “Result” and “Details” scenarios

Result	Details (examples shown in UI)
Success	Scan completed
Partial	Couldn’t discover the complete details. Scan completed
Failed	Invalid Username/Password;
Failed	No working credential
Failed	Scan Has Timed out for <host>
Failed	Error Executing probe on <host>
Failed	Insufficient privileges for <host>
Pass / Fail	Pass/Fail with audit-specific message

• Device type: Type of device identified (e.g., Windows Host).

• Device summary: Key system information,

• e.g.:

  • Operating system

  • Domain/Workgroup

  • MAC address

• Rescan: The circular icon on the right is to initiate a Rescan. Option to change the Probe and Discovery application (Client) shall be provided.

  • In Recent Scans, click the circular arrow at the far right of the row to open Rescan.

  • The dialog shows:

    • IP Address – prefilled with the selected host.

    • Choose a client – pick the Discovery application/tenant to run against.

    • Type of scan – choose the probe to use (e.g., Deep Host Scan).

  • Adjust Client and Type of scan (Probe) as needed, then click Scan to launch an immediate rescan.

  • A new run will appear on the Recent Scans page; refresh to see status updates.

• Rescans appear as the top entry in the recent scans table. The scan name will be Rescan on <IP-Address>
  Example: Rescan on 192.168.1.188.

Available Actions (from Select Actions dropdown)

Users can perform follow-up actions on selected devices using the Select Actions dropdown:

Move to CMDB

• Move to CMDB is allowed when the result is Success, the discovered item cannot move to CMDB otherwise.

• When the result is Failed or Partial, the user can select Move to CMDB, but the record will not move. No error message displays.

Re-scan

• Reinitiates scan on the selected record.

• Select the scan probe and client to proceed, then click Scan to rescan.

• When a single host is selected and a rescan is performed, the rescan will appear as the top entry in the recent scans table. The scan name will be Rescan on <IP Address>.
  Example: Rescan on 192.168.1.188

• When Multi-host is selected and a rescan is performed, the rescan will appear as the top entry in the recent scans table. The scan name will be Rescan on multiple hosts.