discovery

Enter keyword arguments in the form key=value.

List all discovered devices with an unknown IP address

maas $PROFILE discoveries by-unknown-ip [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Lists all discovered devices with an unknown IP address. Filters the list of discovered devices by excluding any discoveries where a known MAAS node is configured with the IP address of a discovery, or has been observed using it after it was assigned by a MAAS-managed DHCP server.

Discoveries are listed in the order they were last observed on the network (most recent first).

Command-line options

Lists all discovered devices completely unknown to MAAS

maas $PROFILE discoveries by-unknown-ip-and-mac [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...]

Lists all discovered devices completely unknown to MAAS. Filters the list of discovered devices by excluding any discoveries where a known MAAS node is configured with either the MAC address or the IP address of a discovery.

Discoveries are listed in the order they were last observed on the network (most recent first).

Command-line options

List all discovered devices with unknown MAC

maas $PROFILE discoveries by-unknown-mac [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Filters the list of discovered devices by excluding any discoveries where an interface known to MAAS is configured with a discovered MAC address.

Discoveries are listed in the order they were last observed on the network (most recent first).

Command-line options

Delete all discovered neighbours

maas $PROFILE discoveries clear [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Deletes all discovered neighbours and/or mDNS entries. Note: One of mdns, neighbours, or all parameters must be supplied.

Keyword “mdns”

Optional Boolean. Delete all mDNS entries.

Keyword “neighbours”

Optional Boolean. Delete all neighbour entries.

Keyword “all”

Optional Boolean. Delete all discovery data.

Command-line options

Delete discoveries that match a MAC and IP

maas $PROFILE discoveries clear-by-mac-and-ip [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...]

Deletes all discovered neighbours (and associated reverse DNS entries) associated with the given IP address and MAC address.

Keyword “ip”

Required String. IP address

Keyword “mac”

Required String. MAC address

Command-line options

List all discovered devices

maas $PROFILE discoveries read [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Lists all the devices MAAS has discovered. Discoveries are listed in the order they were last observed on the network (most recent first).

Command-line options

Run discovery scan on rack networks

maas $PROFILE discoveries scan [--help] [-d] [-k] [data ...] 

Immediately run a neighbour discovery scan on all rack networks.

This command causes each connected rack controller to execute the ‘maas-rack scan-network’ command, which will scan all CIDRs configured on the rack controller using ‘nmap’ (if it is installed) or ‘ping’.

Network discovery must not be set to ‘disabled’ for this command to be useful.

Scanning will be started in the background, and could take a long time on rack controllers that do not have ‘nmap’ installed and are connected to large networks.

If the call is a success, this method will return a dictionary of results with the following keys:

result: A human-readable string summarizing the results.

scan_attempted_on: A list of rack system_id values where a scan was attempted. (That is, an RPC connection was successful and a subsequent call was intended.)

failed_to_connect_to: A list of rack system_id values where the RPC connection failed.

scan_started_on: A list of rack system_id values where a scan was successfully started.

scan_failed_on: A list of rack system_id values where a scan was attempted, but failed because a scan was already in progress.

rpc_call_timed_out_on: A list of rack system_id values where the RPC connection was made, but the call timed out before a ten second timeout elapsed.

Keyword “cidr”

Optional String. The subnet CIDR(s) to scan (can be specified multiple times). If not specified, defaults to all networks.

Keyword “force”

Optional Boolean. If True, will force the scan, even if all networks are specified. (This may not be the best idea, depending on acceptable use agreements, and the politics of the organization that owns the network.) Note that this parameter is required if all networks are specified. Default: False.

Keyword “always_use_ping”

Optional String. If True, will force the scan to use ‘ping’ even if ‘nmap’ is installed. Default: False.

Keyword “slow”

Optional String. If True, and ‘nmap’ is being used, will limit the scan to nine packets per second. If the scanner is ‘ping’, this option has no effect. Default: False.

Keyword “threads”

Optional String. The number of threads to use during scanning. If ‘nmap’ is the scanner, the default is one thread per ‘nmap’ process. If ‘ping’ is the scanner, the default is four threads per CPU.

Command-line options

Read a discovery

maas $PROFILE discovery read [--help] [-d] [-k] discovery_id [data ...] 

Positional arguments

• discovery_id

Read a discovery with the given discovery_id.

Command-line options

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