The display network-scan state command displays the asset scanning task status and configuration.
To understand the execution status and configuration of asset scanning tasks, run this command.
# Display the status and configuration of asset scanning tasks.
<sysname> display network-scan state
network-scan
status :idle
last scan time :2019-3-21 14:51:50
Index Ip Mask
1 10.1.1.1 32
network-scan timeout per-asset 3600
network-scan timeout entire-scan 23
conflict-resolve override
schedule enable
schedule daily 23:00
Item |
Description |
|---|---|
status |
Status of an asset scanning task:
|
last scan time |
Time when the last scan started. |
Index |
ID of the scanned IP network segment. |
Ip |
Scanned IP network segment. |
Mask |
Subnet mask of the scanned IP network segment. |
network-scan timeout per-asset |
Timeout period of the scanning of a single asset. You can run the network-scan timeout command to set the timeout period. |
network-scan timeout entire-scan |
Timeout period of the scanning of all assets. You can run the network-scan timeout command to set the timeout period. |
conflict-resolve |
Solution to the conflict between the asset information obtained by proactive scanning and the asset information obtained by passive traffic learning. You can run the conflict-resolve command to set a conflict solution:
|
schedule enable |
Enable scheduled asset scanning. You can run the schedule enable command to enable this function. |
schedule daily |
Time at which assets are scanned every day. You can run the schedule daily command to set the schedule. |
schedule weekly |
Time at which assets are scanned every week. You can run the schedule weekly command to set the schedule. |