Directory Listing node
A Directory Listing node stores information about a list of directory entries.
Directory Listing Lifecycle
The following section describes the scenarios in which a Directory Listing node is created or destroyed. DDD nodes are never updated.
Creation
Whenever BMC Discovery scans an IP address, a Discovery Access node is created. A directory listing can be obtained using the discovery.listDirectory function. A Directory Listing node is created for the listing.
Removal
A Directory Listing node is removed when the Discovery Access node which it is associated with has been destroyed through the Aging process.
Directory Listing node attributes
The attributes and relationships of a Directory Listing node are described in the table below.
UI Name | Description |
---|---|
Directory Name | Path of the directory. |
Not displayed in UI | Flag if request was made by system pattern. |
Check Windows Redirect Location | Look in both redirected and original file location on 64-bit Windows. |
Retrieved Path | Actual file location (if different to path). |
Discovery Method | Discovery method. |
Discovery Duration | Time in seconds spent in discovery. |
Request Time | When this request was made. |
Failure Reason | Reason for failure, if any. |
Not displayed in UI | Flag that this node has command failures linked to it. |
Not displayed in UI | Flag that this node has script failures linked to it. |
Not displayed in UI | The name of the script that succeeded in getting this data. |
Access Method | The access method used by the script that succeeded in getting this data. |
Directory Listing node relationships
The relationships of a Directory List node are described in the table below.
UI name | Relationship | Description |
---|---|---|
Entries |
| Entries in the directory. |
Discovery Access |
| Related Discovery Access. |
Requesting Pattern |
| Pattern from which the request to retrieve this information originate. |
Script Command Errors |
| Script command errors. |
Script Execution Errors |
| Script execution errors. |
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