Discovered Assets
In Discovered Assets, you can see a list of available devices on a network. These devices can be discovered either by a discovery job or an asset scan, though in most cases an asset scan auto-imports devices to the All Devices view.
Devices will end up in Discovered Assets if a device is deleted from the All Devices view and Set device as unmanaged is selected or from agent/probe discoveries that are not set to auto-import. Note that if a device's asset data has not been updated in more than 30 day, it will delete the device instead of sending it to Discovered Assets.
Devices in Discovered Assets are maintained, regardless of original source, until the asset data for that device has not been updated in more than 30 days. Recurring discovery jobs and asset scans from an N-central agent will update and refresh this timer.
Navigate to Discovered Assets
To access Discovered Assets:
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In the left-hand navigation menu, click Configuration.
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Click Asset Discovery.
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Click Discovered Assets.
Known Assets
The Discovered Assets section has two tabs: Discovered Assets and Known Assets. Under the Known Assets tab, you can find any Discovered Assets that were marked as Ignore. The next time a discovery job or asset scan is run, devices under Known Assets will be ignored.
You can add an ignored device later by running a discovery job and selecting Show Ignored Devices.
Probe-based discovery jobs cannot find a full list of asset data on Mac devices, so Mac device should not be part of recurring asset jobs if you are expecting asset data. After discovering Mac devices, allow the Mac agent to provide the asset data based on its daily asset scan.
Error Codes
Below is a list of common error messages returned during asset discovery:
Type | Error Codes | Exception | Parsed message | Resolution steps |
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WMI | AG_ERR_WMIREG_001 | UnauthorizedAccessException | Unauthorized access when connect to Host | Verify that the probe credentials have the appropriate group memberships: Windows probe required privilege levels.
If changing the probe username or password, make sure you reinstall probe with corrected credentials and run the discovery job again. Re-install a Windows probe with activation key. |
WMI | AG_ERR_WMIREG_002 | COMException | Access denied when connecting to |
Verify that the probe credentials have the appropriate group memberships: Windows probe required privilege levels.
If changing the probe username or password, make sure you reinstall probe with corrected credentials and run the discovery job again. Re-install a Windows probe with activation key. |
WMI | AG_ERR_WMI_056 | WMIAccessDenyException | Access denied when connecting to |
Verify that the probe credentials have the appropriate group memberships: Windows probe required privilege levels.
If changing the probe username or password, make sure you reinstall probe with corrected credentials and run the discovery job again. Re-install a Windows probe with activation key. |
WMI | AG_ERR_WMI_028 | InvalidParameterException | Invalid matrix implementation method. Key = | Please rebuild WMI and run discovery again. (this needs a link to a good set of steps for modern Windows OS) |
WMI | AG_ERR_DEF_001 | InvalidParameterException | Invalid parameters | Please rebuild WMI and run discovery again. (this needs a link to a good set of steps for modern Windows OS) |
WMI | AG_ERR_CMN_005 | WMIAccessDenyException; GenericException | Exception caught when execute task | Please raise a support ticket in N-ableMe, and include the following device information: Customer, Site, Device Name, and Device ID. |
ADMIN Share | AG_ERR_WMI_042 | GenericException | Unable to connect to remote network resource. | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
ADMIN Share | AG_ERR_CMN_003 | GenericException | Exception | Please raise a support ticket in N-ableMe, and include the following device information: Customer, Site, Device Name, and Device ID. |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_CMN_010 | Issue with root key / sub key / value name/ method | Is Null(or)Empty | The registry key (provide path) does not contain the required information. Please verify that the registry key is properly populated. |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_CMN_006 | WMIAccessDenyException | Access Denied | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_WMIREG_002 | WMIUnreachableException | Access denied when connecting to | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_WMI_028 | WMIAccessDenyException | Invalid matrix implementation method. Key = | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_WMI_036 | InvalidParameterException | Invalid matrix processing method | Please raise a support ticket in N-ableMe, and include the following device information: Customer, Site, Device Name, and Device ID. |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_WMI_056 | WMIAccessDenyException | Access denied when connecting to | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_CMN_002 | InvalidParameterException | Invalid | Please raise a support ticket in N-ableMe, and include the following device information: Customer, Site, Device Name, and Device ID. |
Registry Query | AG_ERR_REME_011 | GenericException | Exception caught while processing WMI Request | Ensure the environment satisfies the checklist for the deployment type: |
NetBIOS | NETTransport scan failed |
UDPScan failed; An existing connection was forcibly closed by the remote host ErrorCode: ConnectionReset; |
Verify that the probe credentials have the appropriate group memberships: Windows probe required privilege levels.
If changing the probe username or password, make sure you reinstall probe with corrected credentials and run the discovery job again. Re-install a Windows probe with activation key. |
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SNMP | SNMP not accessible | Failed to scan OID 1.3.6.1.2.1.1.2.0 |
Verify that the probe can reach the specified port. Ensure the discovery job specifies the correct version of SNMP (v1, v2c, v3) to be used. Confirm that data from the specified device (IP) on the OID (list OID) is available to the probe using SNMP Walk and SNMP Get. SNMP troubleshooting. |
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SSH | SSH port 22 not accessible | The probe is unable to reach the device at (IP address) on port 22. Please verify that the firewall settings are correct and allow SSH over port 22 on the device. |