# Discover Timeout

## Requirements

Linux Control Center = 2.10.X or higher

## Overview

The Linux Control Center (LCC) Discover runs in 5 steps, each with a predefined timeout. Since different environments may have different response times, these settings ensure that Discover runs as quickly as needed.

## Purpose

This document aims to explain how to change the LCC Discover Timeout values.

## Discover Timeout

1. Click on **Config** in the left side menu of the LCC

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2. Click on **Parameters**

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3. Click on **Discover**

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4. Adjust the times according to your needs;

**Minimal Timeout:** Minimum timeout for all import steps for each host found\
**Ping Timeout:** Maximum response time for Discover's **Ping**.\
**SSH Timeout:** Maximum time to connect to the Host via SSH.\
**SSH Port Timeout:** Maximum response time to obtain the SSH banner on the defined port or with the Search SSH Port option enabled.\
**Credential Timeout**: Maximum time to validate the credential via SSH connection.\
**Impot Timeout:** Maximum time for the import step for each Host found and with validated credentials.\
**PAM timeout:**: Maximum time to import a host via integration with BeyondTrust products.\
**Cache Lock Time:** Time to set the Cache Lock.\
**Linux TTL Min:** Lowest value for the TTL (Time To Live).\
**Linux TTL Max:** Highest value for TTL (Time To Live).<br>

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1. Click **Save** after setting new values.

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