How can you verify that a pattern has a section allowing for an entry point type of TCP or All?

To verify that a pattern has a section allowing for an entry point type of TCP or All, it's essential to examine the Identification Sections within the pattern. The Identification Sections are critical components of a pattern that define the specifics of how the pattern identifies target devices during a discovery run. This includes specifying the types of entry points, like TCP or All, and the conditions under which those endpoints become relevant for the discovery process.

The Identification Sections clearly detail how communication with the target can be established, making it the appropriate place to confirm the entry point configurations. The configurations in these sections will dictate the types of protocols and ports that are used during the discovery, allowing for a correct understanding of how the Discovery process interacts with external systems.

Other areas, while related to the overall discovery process, do not specifically provide information about the entry point types. For instance, the Basic tab may display various options related to the pattern but does not specifically clarify the TCP entry point settings. Similarly, the Classification Overview focuses on how devices are classified rather than on the specifics of network entry points, and the ECC Queue logs primarily capture logs and transactions rather than configuration settings related to patterns.