There is a new feature on DLP 12.0: Content Root Enumeration.
The Content Root Enumeration is a function about Auto-discovery of servers and shares.
Content Root Enumeration enables you to locate servers and shares within a domain and filter them by IP range or server name. Share discovery works only for CIFS-compliant file servers, including those with DFS file shares.
Content Root Enumeration scans produce a list of servers and shares that you can use directly in file system targets for Discover scanning, or export to a CSV file. A Content Root Enumeration scan does not scan the content of the servers and shares it discovers, but it enables you to find servers and shares in your domain and configure automated scanning of them.
Here are the steps to configure the Content Root Enumeration on DLP 12.0:
1. From Enforce Console, choose 'System' --> 'Settings' --> 'Directory Connections', click 'Create New Connection':
2. Fill in the nessary information to create the directory connection:
3. Select 'Manage' --> 'Discover Scanning' --> 'Content Root Enumeration':
4. From the drop-down list of 'Directory Connection', select the directory connection which added on step2:
5. Fill in the IP range that need to discover:
6. After the save the configuration, click 'Start':
7. After the scan, the file servers and share folder will be discovered:
8. Click the link to check the result:
Note:
You need to set up the DNS server on the DLP Enforce Server in order to resolve the FQDN of the file server.
And, you need a Domain User credential at least to finish the auto-discovery.