As per the BeyondTrust Docs, Oracle scan credential supports IP address range and CIDR notation in the Host field. I tried multiple scenarios with IP address range or CIDR notation, discovery scan never worked. It works fine with single IP address and named host but not with IP address range or CIDR notation.
Please advise on how to make discovery scan works with IP address range or CIDR notation?
Hello @Prudhvi Keertipati , I am sorry to hear you are having this issue, I just want to check and see if you have looked over KB0019882, This KB gives best practices and a description of how to onboard oracle Database managed Systems. If the link does not work, just log into our Customer Portal and search our Knowledge base for that KB. Let us know if this helps or if you need further Assistance!
Hi @CalebG I usually follow the same article for Oracle database onboarding. It works for single IP address or hostname Oracle credentials, but not working for IP Address range and CIDR notation. If you check the below article, it is mentioned that IP range and CIDR are supported. Can you confirm this statement is still true?
Hi @Prudhvi Keertipati , Looking through a few more things, we may need a bit more information about your environment. Take a look at KB0020955, this article goes over Failed discover Scans for Oracle. Usually it amounts to permissions. See if following that you find the issue. Thanks for Reaching out!
@Prudhvi Keertipati I tested on my own enviroment and i got to the same result, it only works for IP’s or Hostname delimited by comma, the other options either are a documentation error or a features that is not working but was supposed to.
I would recommend open a case about it, since is on the documentation they either have to correct the problem or correct the doc.
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