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See 

.

 that specifies the kinds of 

 (including 

, user, and 

 data) the system 

collects for specific network segments, including networks monitored by 

-enabled devices. The 

network discovery policy also manages 

 resolution preferences, 

 source 

priorities, and 

A visual representation of a file’s path as 

s transfer it across your network. For any file with an 

, the trajectory map displays the IP addresses of all hosts that have 

transferred the file, the time the file was detected, the file’s 

, associated 

s 

and 

A detailed representation of your network. The network map allows you to view your network topology 
in terms of the 

s, 

s, and 

s running on your network, as well as their 

s, and vulnerabilities.

A reusable 

 that represents one or more IP addresses, CIDR blocks, or prefix lengths.

Network Mapper, an open source active scanner that you can use to detect operating systems and 

s running on a host. Running an 

 scan adds the information detected to your 

Any user, whether detected by the 

 or a managed 

, that is not used for 

. 

A non-access-controlled user can only be the 

 for a 

 if no 

 has ever 

logged into the host.

A characteristic of an 

 that blocks traffic if the 

s in the set fail for any reason.

A reusable configuration that associates a name with a value (for example, an IP address or URL) so that 
when you want to use that value, you can use the named object instead. You can use objects in various 
places in the web interface, including 

s, reports, 

s, and 

 searches. See also 

, 

.

The page on the web interface where you manage 

s and object groups, including 

s, 

the 

s.