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Kind of a strange issue for me. Despite limiting the discovery method to a specific OU and sub folders, all computers in AD keep being discovered including non clients Network discovery is not enabled auto push client is disabled as well. We discover computers that logged on in the last 120 days
@Jason Sandys yes I do have it enabled recursively although there are no computers under those OU, and with all three options under option tab checked as well as delta discovery
Group discovery will discover computers within the groups regardless of which OU those computers are in.
If you if review the properties of the resources and examine the Agent Name attribute, it will tell you exactly which discoveries discovered the system.
Do you have AD Group discovery enabled and if so, what do have configured for it?
Hi,
Could we check if a specific OU and sub folders just contain the client which we want or contain the another group including non-clients device?
If they contain the another group, it is normal that non-clients device could be found.
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