Loop Detector The Loop Detector gives Horizon users the ability to force a service onto an interface during service detection. Use the Loop Detector to ensure a specific service is added to all nodes without performing a check against the node. The primary use case for this type of detector is when using passive service monitoring. First, add a detector for the new service to the desired foreign-source definition. Use the LOOP class: Add parameters: ipMatch : 169.254.. Here’s how the above looks in the requisition XML: <detector name="PCR" class="org.opennms.netmgt.provision.detector.loop.LoopDetector"> <parameter key="ipMatch" value="169.254.*.*"/> </detector> This configuration will cause the "PCR" service to be detected (without any actual network-based scanning happening) on any interface with an IP address starting with "169.254". Detector facts Implementation org.opennms.netmgt.provision.detector.loop.LoopDetector Configuration and use Table 1. Parameters for the LoopDetector Parameter Description Default Required ipMatch IP address wildcard. If the node has an IP address that matches, the service will be flagged for the node. none Optional isSupported Must be set to true for detection to succeed. true HTTPS Reverse DNS