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## How It Works
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The discovery process consists of two main steps:
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### 1. Active Device Detection
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To begin, the system performs a network scan to identify active devices within the defined subnet. This step leverages the nmap tool to quickly detect hosts that are reachable.
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### 1. List devices
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To begin, the system identifies all the devices within the defined subnet.
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### 2. SNMP Probing
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Once the list of active devices is identified:
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Once the list of devices is identified:
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- The system sends SNMP requests to each device using the credentials specified in the configuration (e.g., community strings or SNMPv3 secrets).
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- If the device responds successfully to an SNMP poll, the IP is considered SNMP-enabled.
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