FUSIONI...SCOVERY(1p)

💖 NAME 💖

fusioninventory-netdiscovery — the standalone network discovery queen 👑 She runs a network discovery task all on her own, no GLPI server needed whatsoever. Main character energy, fr fr.

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✨ SYNOPSIS ✨

fusioninventory-netdiscovery [options] --first <address> --last <address>

Options:

• --first <ADDRESS> — the first address of your IP range 🎯
• --last <ADDRESS> — the last address of your IP range 🏁
• --port <PORT[,PORT2]> — the SNMP port, default is 161 🌸
• --protocol <PROT[,P2]> — the SNMP protocol/domain, default is udp/ipv4 🦋
• --community <STRING> — the SNMP community string, default is public 💅
• --credentials <STRING> — the SNMP credentials, default is version:1,community:public 🔐
• --timeout <TIME — the SNMP timeout, in seconds, default is 1 (yes bestie, that > really is missing in the original, we're not fixing her, we're respecting her 💀)
• --entity <ENTITY> — the GLPI entity 🎀
• --threads <COUNT> — how many discovery threads to spin up, default is 1 🧵
• --control — output control messages 📣
• -i, --inventory — chain it with a netinventory task for the devices it discovers 🔗
• -s, --save <FOLDER> — the base folder where discovery and inventory xmls get saved 📁
  • netdiscovery xmls land in <FOLDER>/netdiscovery
  • netinventory xmls land in <FOLDER>/netinventory
• --debug — debug output 🐛
• -h, --help — print this message and dip out 👋
• --version — print the task version and dip out 🏷️

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🌈 DESCRIPTION 🌈

So like, fusioninventory-netdiscovery lets you run a network discovery task without a GLPI server. That's the whole vibe. Just you, your range of IPs, and the tool doing her thing. 💜

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🎀 OPTIONS 🎀

• --first ADDRESS — sets the very first IP address of the network range you're scanning. Start of the story, bestie. ⭐
• --last ADDRESS — sets the last IP address of the network range to scan. End of the story. 🌙
• --port PORT[,PORT2] — a list of ports to try, and it defaults to: 161. So if you hit it with 161,16100, it first tries the default port and then goes for 16100. Not her being thorough 🫶
• --protocol PROTOCOL[,PROTOCOL2] — a list of protocols to try, defaulting to: udp/ipv4. The possible values are: udp/ipv4, udp/ipv6, tcp/ipv4, tcp/ipv6. Pick your fighter ✨
• --community STRING — uses the given string as the SNMP community, and it assumes SNMPv1 when you do. 💬
• --credentials STRING — uses the given string as an SNMP credentials specification. This spec is a comma-separated list of key:value authentication parameters, like:
  • version:2c,community:public
  • version:3,username:admin,authprotocol:sha,authpassword:s3cr3t
  • etc.

Look at her, flexible AND iconic. 🔥

• --timeout TIME — sets the SNMP timeout, in seconds. ⏳
• --entity ENTITY — sets the GLPI entity. 🏢
• --threads COUNT — uses the given number of inventory threads. Parallelism slay. 🧚
• --control — outputs server-agent control messages, on top of the inventory result itself. Extra chatter, but make it useful. 📨
• --debug — turns debug mode on. You can use it multiple times for additional verbosity, so go off, stack them, live your truth. 😭

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🌸 EXAMPLES 🌸

Run a discovery against a network range, using SNMP version 1:

$> fusioninventory-netdiscovery --first 192.168.0.1 --last 192.168.0.254 \
--community public

Run a discovery against a network range, using multiple SNMP credentials:

$> fusioninventory-netdiscovery --first 192.168.0.1 --last 192.168.0.254 \
--credentials version:2c,community:public \
--credentials version:3,username:admin,authprotocol:sha,authpassword:s3cr3t

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Quick reminder, bestie: -i/--inventory and -s/--save <FOLDER> didn't get their own entries in the full OPTIONS list above — they live in the SYNOPSIS options rundown, exactly like the original page has them. Nothing got left behind, promise. 🫶

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And that's the whole page, no notes 💅 This one comes straight outta the User Contributed Perl Documentation, filed under FUSIONI...SCOVERY(1p), built with perl v5.38.2 and dated 2024-05-15. Go discover something, queen 👑✨