Configure export settings

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The data that Assets Discovery generates during scans is collected in XML files, which are then stored in ZIP archives. You can keep these files in the /scan folder, which is located inside your root Discovery folder. Alternatively, you can transfer the ZIP files to other locations, such as the Collector server or the Jira/Assets server.

Once you’ve selected and configured your preferred export type in Discovery settings, close the tool to save your changes. Discovery will export the files automatically after a scan completes.

To configure your export type:

  1. Open your preferred command-line interpreter (such as the Command prompt in Windows).
  2. Navigate to your Discovery folder.
  3. Run the following command: Discovery -s.
  4. Go to the Export tab and select one of the export types from the list.
    There are four export types that you can choose from to transfer your data. Select the type that works best for your configuration in Discovery settings.

Export types

None

The data is exported to the /scan folder and is not transferred anywhere.

File copy

The data is copied to a local folder or a remote UNC path. To test your path and make sure that the folder is accessible, select Test export path.

Field

Description

Examples

Export path

The path to the folder where you want to copy the files.

If you are using a remote folder, use the full UNC path. A mapped network drive won’t work.

D:\MyExportFolder

\\192.168.178.15\import

Zip password

Optionally, you can set a password for the file, using the AES 256 standard. We recommend that you use encryption when transferring your data.


SFTP

The data is exported and transferred using the SSH File Transfer Protocol. To test your path and make sure that the folder is accessible, select Test export path.

Field

Description

Examples

Export path

The path to the folder where you want to copy the files.

Use the full UNC path. A mapped network drive won’t work.

D:\MyExportFolder

192.168.178.15/import

Port 22 is used by default, so if you want to use a different port, add it to the server address by using : as a modifier:
192.168.178.15:8899/import

Login / password

The credentials of the user that will access the folder where your files are copied.

This user must have write access to the folder specified in the Export path field.


Zip password

Optionally, you can set a password for the file, using the AES 256 standard. We recommend that you use encryption when transferring your data.


SFTP RSA

The data is exported and transferred using the SSH File Transfer Protocol and RSA private key authentication. To test your path and make sure that the folder is accessible, select Test export path.

Field

Description

Examples

Export path

The path to the folder where you want to copy the files.

Use the full UNC path. A mapped network drive won’t work.

D:\MyExportFolder

192.168.178.15/import

Port 22 is used by default, so if you want to use a different port, add it to the server address by using : as a modifier:
192.168.178.15:8899/import

Login / password

The credentials of the user (login and passphrase of the RSA private key) that will access the folder where your files are copied.

This user must have write access to the folder specified in the Export path field.


RSA file

The local path to the RSA private key file of the user that is used for authentication

C:\Progam Files\Discovery\keys\transferuser_id_rsa

Zip password

Optionally, you can set a password for your ZIP file.


Jira Service Management Cloud

The data is exported directly from Discovery to Jira Service Management Cloud using an Assets API endpoint.

Field

Description

Auth token

The authentication token that is used to authenticate the connection between Assets Discovery and Jira Service Management Cloud.

To check if the token is valid, select Verify token.

For details on how to generate the token, check out Generating a token for importing.

Last modified on May 21, 2024

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