Useful software to detect live IP-Addresses in private network?

[Ulf_K]

Greetings forum,

In my network, I have a number of (HP) workstations, a HP 1920-48G switche with 4 lines configured as a trunk between them. In the other end of the trunk in the basement, another 1920-48G and two Proliant Servers, ML350pG8 and ML310eG8V2 running. When reconfiguring iLO4 to use fixed IP-addresses and then trying to verify that they are correct and can be detected, I have used "Angry IP-Scanner", a free software to detect them. However - when starting a scan, the software does not return any ping results. The main server has three shared disk arrays visible and accessable from each workstation on the top floor. I can also log-in to iLO and check the status from them.

Either, there is a setting that I have missed in the switches, or in the software.

Comments invited.

Ulf Kylenfall

[Parvez_Admin · Accepted solution]

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