--- title: View firmware models discovered on your Operational Technology \(OT\) assets description: Get the details of all the firmware models that the discovery tool discovered on your Operational Technology \(OT\) assets. locale: en-US canonical_url: https://www.servicenow.com/docs/r/australia/it-asset-management/enterprise-asset-management/view-discovered-firmware-ot.html release: australia product: Enterprise Asset Management classification: enterprise-asset-management topic_type: task last_updated: "2026-03-12" reading_time_minutes: 1 breadcrumb: [Normalizing firmware for OT assets, Managing enterprise models and assets, Enterprise Asset Management, Asset Management] --- # View firmware models discovered on your Operational Technology \(OT\) assets Get the details of all the firmware models that the discovery tool discovered on your Operational Technology \(OT\) assets. ## Before you begin **Important:** The OT Asset Management application must be activated to access the OT Asset Workspace. For details, see [Install OT Asset Management from the ServiceNow Store](https://raw.githubusercontent.com/ServiceNow/ServiceNowDocs/australia/markdown/australia/it-asset-management/enterprise-asset-management/install-otam.md). Role required: sn\_otam.ot\_asset\_manager ## About this task The Discovered firmware model \[sn\_ent\_discov\_firmware\_model\] table stores the details of the firmware models discovered on your OT assets. ## Procedure 1. Navigate to **Workspaces** > **OT Asset Workspace** > **OT model management**. 2. Select the **Firmware discovered** tab. The list of all the installed firmware models that are discovered is shown with the following details: - **Discovered manufacturer**: Name of the firmware manufacturer. - **Discovered model**: Firmware model that's discovered on the OT asset. - **Discovered model number**: Model number of the discovered firmware model. - **Discovered version**: Version number of the discovered firmware model. - **Normalization status**: Status of discovered firmware model normalization. This field can have one of the following values: - **New**: The discovered firmware model has not yet run-through the normalization process. - **Match not found**: The normalization process couldn’t match any of the fields of the discovered firmware model. This status could also occur when a normalization rule doesn’t exist for the firmware model. - **Manually normalized**: Firmware model is normalized manually. - **Normalized**: The discovered firmware model is normalized by the background job, and a firmware model is created in the Firmware model \[sn\_ent\_firmware\_model\] table. A firmware model is normalized only when the publisher, product, model, model number, and version are available. - **Partially normalized**: The normalization process could at least match the product value. - **Publisher normalized**: The normalization process could only match the publisher value. - **Normalized firmware model**: Firmware model that's created after the discovered firmware model is normalized. **Important:** A firmware model is created only when the discovered firmware model is either normalized or manually normalized by specifying the product and version details. - **Updated**: Date and time when the discovered firmware model was last updated. 3. Select a record to view the details. The form displays the information related to the discovered firmware model in the Details and the Normalization sections.