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**Discovery Target(s):** This is the FQDN or IP of the vCenter server or the ESX server. If using FQDN, set up DNS resolution in the Device42 VM console first.
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You need to add each vCenter server you wish to discover. Device42 does not automatically find or crawl additional vCenter servers linked to your first one.
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**Port:** This is 443 by default. Only change if you have changed it.
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**Enable Resource Utilization Tracking for Device(s):** This option enables the periodic collection and examination of server resource usage metrics. See [Resource Utilization](/auto-discovery/resource-utilization-overview/) for more information.
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## Under the Hood
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Device42 uses VMware APIs and the open-source library [pyvmomi](https://github.com/vmware/pyvmomi).
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Device42 uses VMware APIs and the open-source library [pyvmomi](https://github.com/vmware/pyvmomi).
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Assets are useful for tracking items that may not be directly discoverable. Like devices in Device42, assets can be racked, support lifecycle events, and assigned parts. However, assets do not consume licenses.
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Assets are useful for tracking items that may not be directly discoverable. Like devices in Device42, assets can support lifecycle events, be racked, and be assigned parts. However, assets do not consume licenses.
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You can search, view, add, and edit assets from the list page under **Resources > All Assets**.
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## Adding Assets
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From the Assets list page, click the **Create** button to create a new asset.
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### Asset Types
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Choose an asset **Type** from the dropdown menu or create a custom asset type by clicking **+** to the right. Different options in the add asset form will be available depending on the asset **Type** you select.
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Choose an asset **Type** from the dropdown menu or create a custom asset type by clicking **+** to the right. Different options in the Add Asset form will be available depending on the asset type you select.
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Name your custom asset type. If you want to associate assets of this new type with devices, check the **Asset Device Relation** checkbox. Designate the types of locations (**Storage Room**, **Server Room**, **Building**, and **Rack**) that assets of this type will be assigned to.
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## Asset Actions
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The action menu has options for deleting, exporting, and updating assets. You can also **Generate QR/Barcodes for selected Items** for asset management.
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A/AAAA, CNAME, MX and PTR records are supported and can be automatically populated using [DNS auto-discovery.](auto-discovery/setup-dns-autodiscovery.mdx)
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A/AAAA records are automatically associated with existing IP addresses (or can be associated with new IP Addresses when they are created).
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You can search for records or filter by domain to edit or view certain records.
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The DNS Zones add or edit page can be reached via the main menu, under **Resources > DNS Zones**. Click the **Create**button in the upper right to add a new zone. Give your zone a name, and specify the **Nameserver** for that zone. Optionally, you can specify the **VRF Group** that your new Zone belongs to, add **Tags**relevant to your new zone, and add any relevant **Notes**. Click **Save** in the bottom right when finished, and you'll be brought back to the DNS Zones list page, where you will see your new zone along with any others that exist.
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- Enter a **Name** for the Nat/Map, and then enter the **Source IP Address Start** and **Target IP Address Start**. You can also use the plus icon to select an IP address.
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