The test environment

The server * Ubuntu Server 10.04.3 LTS (Lucid Lynx) - Architecture AMD64 * OCS Inventory NG Management Server v2.0 \ GLPI v0.80.5 * GLPI v0.80.5 Agents * Bays Management v1.2.0 (Fixed) (See http://www.glpi-project.org/forum/viewtopic.php?id=26014) * Data Injection v2.1.2 * FusionInventory for GLPI v0.80+1.1 (RC1) (Package fusioninventory-for-glpi-snapshot-0.80-20120102-0816.tar.gz ) (See http://forum.fusioninventory.org/viewtopic.php?pid=5873#p5873 for) (to know how I build this package. ) \ FusionInventory v0.80+1.1 ** FusionInventory DEPLOY v0.80+1.1 ** FusionInventory INVENTORY v0.80+1.1 **\ FusionInventory SNMP v0.80+1.1 * Print to PDF v0.80.3 * Shell Commands v1.4.0 * Web Services v1.2.0
The agents * FusionInventory-Agent v2.2.0+dev-2.2.x-20111122-1534 (for Windows) * FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.12-1 (for Windows) * FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.11-1 (for Windows) * FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.10-2 (for Windows) * FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.9-3 (for Windows) * FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.10-1 (for GNU/Linux) \ FusionInventory-Agent v2.1.9-3 (for GNU/Linux)
The bug

The field 'Definition' of the Network inventory (SNMP) jobs shows the network devices which the job is going to ask. I think the field 'Definition' should show the IP ranges instead of the network devices, as nowaday do the Network discovery jobs.

ddurieux commented 8 years ago

Original Redmine Comment Author Name: David Durieux (@ddurieux) Original Date: 2012-01-04T13:25:33Z

You will have 3 possibilities : 1/ ip range 2/ printer device 3/ network device

You don't have this ?

ddurieux commented 8 years ago

Original Redmine Comment Author Name: Tomás Abad (Tomás Abad) Original Date: 2012-01-04T13:41:11Z

I apologize for the poor description of the problem.

The bug happens when you take a look to a job in progress or ended , and not when you are defining the job. Sorry.

fusioninventory / fusioninventory-for-glpi

Incorrect object in the field 'Definition' of the Network inventory (SNMP) jobs. #741

The test environment

The bug