A.Discovery requires agent installation to find hardware devices, Service Mapping requires agents for software.

B.Discovery finds applications and devices on your network, Service Mapping monitors those devices.

C.Discovery addresses inventory-related use-cases, while Service Mapping allows for the creation of accurate maps of application service topologies.

D.Discovery utilizes IP address ranges for initial discovery, Service Mapping uses entry points.

A.Process and computer_system

B.System and process

C.Computer_system and baseline

D.Baseline and system

A.10000 devices

B.5000 devices

C.500 devices

D.1000 devices

A.Incorrect configuration of mid server

B.MidServer Credentials

C.Connectivity

A.WMI Query

B.Get Process

C.Parse Variable

D.Merge Table