Where can you check the identification rules used during a discovery process?

The discovery log is the appropriate place to check the identification rules used during a discovery process. This log provides a detailed sequential record of the discovery activities, including which identification rules were employed at each stage. By reviewing this log, administrators and users can trace the steps taken during the discovery, which helps in understanding how configuration items (CIs) were identified and classified.

This can be particularly useful for troubleshooting or optimizing the discovery process, as it allows users to see the effectiveness of the rules in action and adjust them if needed to improve accuracy. The log serves not only as a historical account but also as a diagnostic tool for refining the discovery operations.

Conversely, the other choices serve different purposes in the context of ServiceNow Discovery. The Discovery Configuration Panel is used for setting up discovery parameters and might not provide insight into which specific rules were invoked during a particular discovery. CI Class Manager Settings deal with managing the classes of CIs but do not give details on the application of identification rules. The Discovery Management Dashboard provides a high-level overview of discovery operations but lacks the detailed step-by-step insight found in the discovery log.