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WAN interfaces are shown with black and white inverted.\\ \\ | WAN interfaces are shown with black and white inverted.\\ \\ | ||
- | A greyed-out power icon represents a device that is disconnected | + | A greyed-out power icon represents a device that is disconnected or off. |
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Clicking on the above icon sends a WoL (Wake-on-LAN) packet to the device to wake it up. | Clicking on the above icon sends a WoL (Wake-on-LAN) packet to the device to wake it up. | ||
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R2025.1 and later: include v2.57. This version adds WAN scanning and tweaks to allow better/ | R2025.1 and later: include v2.57. This version adds WAN scanning and tweaks to allow better/ | ||
- | When enabled, discovery runs continuously and stops when set to "off" | + | When enabled, discovery runs continuously and stops when set off or when you leave the Device List page. (Default: off). This requires a global page refresh to have elements appear/ |
Version 2.57 also introduces a control for concurrent probes. If discovery is launched while another discovery process is running, the latter discovery is skipped. On the other hand, if discovery happens to be ongoing and a second run is triggered by any change of options, this will instead force a killing of the existing discovery and impose a new execution with the modified parameters. | Version 2.57 also introduces a control for concurrent probes. If discovery is launched while another discovery process is running, the latter discovery is skipped. On the other hand, if discovery happens to be ongoing and a second run is triggered by any change of options, this will instead force a killing of the existing discovery and impose a new execution with the modified parameters. | ||
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- | **Sanitize result:** clears IP neighbour/ | + | **Sanitize result:** clears IP neighbour/ |
- | Neighbouring devices in a FAILED | + | Neighbouring devices in a FAILED/INCOMPLETE state are always removed immediately after a scan. However, |
- | This removal | + | Removal |
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once set the very next discovery call will create some troubleshooting info inside the / | once set the very next discovery call will create some troubleshooting info inside the / | ||
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It is recommended to leave this NVRAM variable unset during normal operations. | It is recommended to leave this NVRAM variable unset during normal operations. | ||
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===== Device List Notes and Troubleshooting ===== | ===== Device List Notes and Troubleshooting ===== | ||
- | * Due to it's nature, a device defined with a static ARP binding (DHCP Reservation/ | + | * Due to it's nature, a device defined with a static ARP binding (DHCP Reservation/ |
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