Native Support for Zscaler Zero Trust Branch (ZTB) and Dynamic CGNAT IP Environments in Discovery

NetBrain's discovery and polling processes currently depend on stable, consistently assigned IP addresses and run on a fixed twice-daily schedule, which limits accuracy in environments using dynamic addressing schemes such as CGNAT. This creates gaps in device visibility when IP addresses change more frequently than the discovery cycle can account for. This enhancement would add native support for Zscaler Zero Trust Branch architecture, including discovery and polling logic that accommodates dynamic CGNAT-assigned IP addresses, with scheduling options aligned to DHCP lease timing or FQDN-based device tracking. Customers adopting zero-trust network architectures at distributed or high-risk locations would benefit from continued network visibility and uninterrupted runbook and topology workflows during and after migration.