glide.discovery.schedule_ipv6_limitThe glide.discovery.schedule_ipv6_limit property sets the maximum number of IPv6 addresses allowed in a discovery schedule. Administrators should monitor this limit to ensure efficient discovery processes without exceeding the recommended maximum of 20,000 addresses.
The answers below summarize the purpose, scope, default effect, and review scenarios for this property.
| What does it do? | This property defines the upper limit for IPv6 addresses in auto-generated discovery schedules, facilitating effective network management. |
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| What area does it affect? | Discovery scheduling |
| What does the default mean? | The default value is "20000", which sets the baseline numeric behavior for this property. |
| When should you review it? | Review this property when configuring discovery schedules or troubleshooting network discovery issues. |
Raw metadata from the property record.
| Property name | glide.discovery.schedule_ipv6_limit |
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| Sys ID | 4ef646a9ffc0b21050c6fffffffffff5 |
| Type | integer |
| Application | Global |
| Default value | 20000 |
| Description | This property defines the maximum number of IP addresses allowed in a discovery schedule containing one or more IPv6 addresses. The default and recommended maximum value is 20,000. |
| Updated | 2025-09-23 11:03:10 |
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