Network discovery scans network endpoints over TLS to discover certificates served by hosts across IP ranges and domains. Optionally, you can use an Infisical Gateway to reach endpoints in private networks that are not accessible from the internet.Documentation Index
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If you are self-hosting Infisical, you can alternatively set the
ALLOW_INTERNAL_IP_CONNECTIONS environment variable to true on your instance to scan private networks directly without a gateway.- Infisical UI
- API
- In Certificate Manager, go to Discovery and click Add Job.
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Fill in the discovery job details and click Create:
- Name: A slug-friendly name for the discovery job (e.g.,
prod-tls-scan). - Description: An optional description.
- Targets: Domains, IP addresses, or CIDR ranges to scan (e.g.,
example.com,192.168.1.1,10.0.0.0/24). - Ports: Ports to scan for TLS certificates. Defaults to common TLS ports if not specified.
- Gateway (optional): The Infisical Gateway for scanning private networks.
- Auto Scan: Enable automatic periodic scanning with a configurable interval.
At least one target (domain or IP) must be specified. - Name: A slug-friendly name for the discovery job (e.g.,
- Trigger a scan manually by pressing Scan Now, or wait for the next automatic scan if enabled.
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After a scan completes, view the results:
- Installations: Unique locations where certificates were found.
- Certificates: Details including common name, issuer, and expiration date.
- Scan History: Log of all scans with status and timestamps.
Limits
The following limits apply to Network discovery jobs:- Max individual IPs: 256
- Max domains: 20
- Max ports: 5
- Minimum CIDR prefix:
/24(256 hosts)