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‎08-17-2022 01:51 AM
Hi! I am reworking our discovery schedules and I need to maximize efficiency on the MID Servers and Clusters we use for the many IP Ranges around the world we have.
The problem is that I can't find the Geographical location of our MID Servers, is there anyway I can get this information?
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‎08-20-2022 10:20 PM
You may...
1-Go to your MIDServer table
2-Check the "Hostname" field on the MID Server list
3-Find the HostName on the corresponding CI list
4-Check "CI location" field
5-Export and format it on your machine
Regards,
GP
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‎08-17-2022 07:31 PM
You should know the host as they are available on the mid-server section, if you can RDP to them you should be able to use ipinfo.io to get to the closest gateway that your traffic routes out.

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‎08-17-2022 08:51 PM
Connect with your Windows Admin - If its a VM then from V-center they can fetch details about location.
N/W admin can also be help based on the Subnet value .
Also does Mid Server VM Naming convention covers anything?
Regards
RP
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‎08-20-2022 10:20 PM
You may...
1-Go to your MIDServer table
2-Check the "Hostname" field on the MID Server list
3-Find the HostName on the corresponding CI list
4-Check "CI location" field
5-Export and format it on your machine
Regards,
GP
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‎09-06-2022 09:28 PM
That did the trick! Thanks!