- Subnet
- A subnet number in IP format (for example, 131.24.10.0). This
number can contain wildcards.
When Network Discovery discovers resources in a subnet, that subnet is designated with a padlock icon. These subnets cannot be deleted, but they can be disabled so that they are not searched.
- Mask
- The subnet mask for the subnet number (for example, 255.255.255.0).
- Name
- The subnet's name, if applicable (not all subnets have names, and a name is not needed for Network Discovery to work).
- Search
- "Enabled" means the subnet will be searched the next time Network Discovery runs; "Disabled" means it will not be searched.
- Click to open the Subnet
Assignment dialog box to add a new entry to the Subnets
to search list.
Note Specifying a subnet does not guarantee that it will be searched. For more information, see Which Subnets Are Searched?.
- Click to open the Subnet Assignment dialog box to change the properties of the selected subnet. If no subnet is selected, this button is disabled.
- Click to delete the selected subnet, unless it was found by Network Discovery. If it was found, the subnet will re-appear when this dialog box is re-opened. If no subnet is selected, this button is disabled.
- Click to toggle the searching of the selected subnets; those that are enabled are disabled and vice versa. If no subnet is selected, this button is disabled.
