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2 years ago
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Select the option below that contains the correct order or sequence of events. A) 1) Add host to subscription, 2) Use host as re

port source, 3) Scan hostB) 1) Use host as report source, 2) Add host to subscription, 3) Scan hostC) 1) Add host to subscription, 2) Scan host, 3) Use host as report sourceD) 1) Scan host, 2) Add host to subscription, 3) Use host as report source
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butalik [34]2 years ago
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The  option that has the correct order or sequence of events are;

1) Scan host.

2) Add host to subscription.

3) Use host as report source.

<h3>What are host assets?</h3>

Host assets are known to be a kind of IP addresses in a person's account. This type of assets is one that can be used as a kind of  scan, map and also to report targets.

A person can view the hosts in their account by going the  Assets panel to  the Host Assets. One can add new hosts by the use of the New menu. The person can also only carry out actions like scanning, mapping and reporting on one's hosts.

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