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Thanks Filipp,

Yes, I specify the specific proxy for the subnet I'm trying to scan in "Active Discovery Targets" and I do see a note on the agent log about a scan of the subnet being queued when I turn on more verbose logging.

I'm using the static agent, which seems to automatically enable a few subagents including ping.  They are listed in the logs when nxagentd is loaded (running on CentOS 7):

2020.12.27 18:11:29.685 *I* [                   ] Subagent "Linux" (static:LINUX) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.685 *I* [                   ] Subagent "DS18X20" (static:DS18X20) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.685 *I* [                   ] Subagent "ECS" (static:ECS) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.685 *I* [                   ] Subagent "FILEMGR" (static:FILEMGR) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.686 *I* [                   ] Subagent "LOGWATCH" (static:LOGWATCH) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.686 *I* [                   ] Subagent "PING" (static:PING) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.686 *I* [                   ] Subagent "PORTCHECK" (static:PORTCHECK) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)
2020.12.27 18:11:29.686 *I* [                   ] Subagent "UPS" (static:UPS) loaded successfully (version 3.6.254)

-Zeb

Hi,

I've read a few posts on how to get this to work and nothing seems to work properly for discovery of a remote network through a proxy.

I have the proxy work, and am able to manually add remote nodes, but discovery doesn't seem to happen. I've tried active and passive discovery and they appear to get queued on the proxy agent but nothing gets discovered.

Any hints on where I should start looking first?

-Zeb