File-based Discovery is triggered during the.

File-based Discovery is triggered during the.
A . Classify Phase
B . Scan Phase
C . Exploration Phase
D . Pattern Phase
E . Identification Phase

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Answer: C

Explanation:

File-based Discovery is a process that helps identify what software is running on your Windows and UNIX servers and devices, even if there is no registration information available. File-based Discovery is triggered in the exploration phase of normal Discovery, after the target device has been classified and identified. File-based Discovery probes execute a scan searching for specific file extensions or file names in paths that you configure. The resulting file information is returned in the probe payload.

The sensor attempts to match the discovered files with installed software, using the file name, size, and version returned by the probe.

Reference: File-based Discovery, File Based Discovery – Support and Troubleshooting

Reference: https://docs.servicenow.com/bundle/paris-it-operations-management/page/product/discovery/ concept/file-based-discovery.html