Where can you view the order and type of classifiers used in a discovery process?

The Node Log File Browser is a feature specifically designed to provide visibility into the discovery process, including the order and type of classifiers that are utilized. Within this interface, you can examine detailed logs that reflect the various stages of the discovery run, including the classifiers' execution. These logs help to track how the discovery process recognizes and classifies different types of devices and applications within the network.

By accessing the Node Log File Browser, you can analyze logs related to specific nodes, enabling you to troubleshoot and optimize the discovery process effectively. This visibility is crucial for administrators and engineers to understand how different classifiers are functioning and whether any adjustments are necessary to improve accuracy or performance.

On the other hand, options like the Discovery Configuration Console primarily serve to set up and manage discovery configuration settings rather than provide specific insights into the classifier order used during a run. The CMDB Dashboard focuses on presenting asset and configuration data rather than the inner workings of the discovery process. System Logs, while useful for a broader overview of system activities, are not specifically tailored for the details of classifier execution like the Node Log File Browser is. This specialization makes the Node Log File Browser the correct place to view the order and type of classifiers used in a discovery process.