Introduction
About Raynet One
Manual conventions
First impressions
Before you start
OS prerequisites and requirements
Self-service portal
Recurring areas and elements
Header
Sidebar menu
General toolbar elements
List views
Details view
Workspaces in the sidebar menu
Asset Management
IT Visibility
Devices
Networks
Software
Hardware
Databases
Report tab
Feature usage statistics tab
Components tab
Parameters tab
Options tab
V-Options tab
Containers
Hypervisors
Vulnerabilities
Configuration
Runners
Runner connectivity
Sites
Credentials
Organization units
Integrations
Plugins
Inventory Settings
Discovery Settings
Inventory Scripts
About
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Add a new runner
Add a Windows runner in the self-service portal
Add a Windows runner via Runners
Advanced setup option
Add a Linux runner via Runners
Discover your IT landscape
Add credentials
Add a new network
Start a discovery run via Ping Sweeper
Import devices from Active Directory
Import devices from MECM
Inventory your IT assets
Start an inventory run
Add an inventory script
Schedule your discovery and inventory jobs
Define a time schedule in Execution mode
Define a time schedule via the Automation tab
Edit a scheduled platform job
Use case: inventory load distribution
Organize your system
Personalize your user profile
Add a profile picture
Change your password and user settings
Monitor platform operations via Job list
Get an overview of current and past jobs
Understand job details
Take action on your jobs in the Action center
Detect discovery and inventory errors
Manage your error lists and action requests
Make asset-specific troubleshooting decisions
Control your credentials
Adapt general credential settings
Assign assets to credentials
Assign OUs and sites to credentials
Organize your IT landscape and data sources
Structure your IT landscape
Add and connect Organization units
Assign assets to Organization units
Assign networks to Organization units
Add a new site
Manage your data sources
Add an integration
Inspect and edit an integration
Connect the platform with RVIA services
Keep track of plugins
Inspect individual plugins and instruments
Edit plugin and instrument configurations
Keep your IT landscape safe and healthy
Detect and analyze vulnerabilities
Learn about vulnerabilities via Software
Inspect vulnerability details under Vulnerabilities
Check on vulnerabilities via IT Visibility
Become a troubleshooter
Detect error sources of failed jobs via Devices
Select and add credentials during a platform job
Discover or inventory Windows assets with one-session credentials
Substitute a Windows runner
Troubleshooting the Windows runner
Technical overview
Regular expressions
Example use case 1: Device classification
Example use case 2: Credentials mapping
Dynamic inventory
Keycloak
Unix service scanning
Logical disk scanning
File scan specification
Windows file scan specification
Unix file scan specification
Inventory object import
Supported inventory object classes
Custom inventory scripting
Python inventory scripting
Use case: distributed device command execution
Use case: fetching Linux users
Use case: fetching local hostnames
Use case: fetching RVIA configuration
CSM inventory scripting
CSM node definitions
Use case: reading SSH parameters
Use case: get configurations
Use case: internet connectivity test
Custom WMI queries
Oracle Database Feature Usage Statistics
Credentials selection
API
Use case: device deletion with REST API
Use case: device list initialization with REST API
Use case: device log fetch with REST API and File Scan Spec
Use case: discovery with REST API
Use case: export data with REST API
Use case: inventory with REST API
Use case: logical disk summary with REST API
Use case: runner Docker summary with REST API
Use case: Windows SQL server list with REST API
Use case: Windows web server list with REST API
RVIA Data Service
Manual import by file
Manual device import
Device import by .csv file
Device import by .xls / .xlsx file
Manual network import
Network import by .csv file
Network import by .xls / .xlsx file
Advanced configuration
Managing users through Keycloak
Setting up TLS for RVIA on Windows
Setting up TLS for RVIA per Docker
Using custom Windows Service users by the Windows runner
Glossary: Decoding Raynet One terminology
Appendix A: Maintaining the Public Key Infrastructure (PKI)
Appendix B: Installing SQL*Plus for DFUS