Good morning everyone,
Just finished setting up OCS Server and, to start using it, installed OCS Agent on the same VM where the server is. I have seen the data from the agent shows up on OCS Server (VM info, networks, disks, software, etc) but unfortunately ip discovery does not work.
On Inventory/ipDiscover, there are only two hosts listed (which are actually the server - one line regarding the IPv4 interna156 server IP, and another line regarding the IPv6 server IP.
I have even tried executing the ip-discovery script manually, but it always turns up empty:
ipdiscover-util.pl -p=ocs -d=dbname -u=username -h=localhost -net=192.168.156.0 -auto
########################
Starting scan of subnets
########################
Retrieving interna156 (192.168.156.0)
##################
PROCESSING SUBNETS
##################
Processing interna156 (192.168.156.0). 1 networks left.
Done.
There are, obviously, several hosts up, as you can see:
nmap -sn 192.168.156.0/24
Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (36 hosts up) scanned in 8.58 seconds
Any help would be greatly appreciated.
Just finished setting up OCS Server and, to start using it, installed OCS Agent on the same VM where the server is. I have seen the data from the agent shows up on OCS Server (VM info, networks, disks, software, etc) but unfortunately ip discovery does not work.
On Inventory/ipDiscover, there are only two hosts listed (which are actually the server - one line regarding the IPv4 interna156 server IP, and another line regarding the IPv6 server IP.
I have even tried executing the ip-discovery script manually, but it always turns up empty:
ipdiscover-util.pl -p=ocs -d=dbname -u=username -h=localhost -net=192.168.156.0 -auto
########################
Starting scan of subnets
########################
Retrieving interna156 (192.168.156.0)
##################
PROCESSING SUBNETS
##################
Processing interna156 (192.168.156.0). 1 networks left.
Done.
There are, obviously, several hosts up, as you can see:
nmap -sn 192.168.156.0/24
Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (36 hosts up) scanned in 8.58 seconds
Any help would be greatly appreciated.