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Where are lighting-control nodes connected and what supports them?
A lighting-control node appears in the estate without a clear network attachment.
Lighting and network teams need a shared record of a supported node and its physical connection before they can investigate support or inventory questions.
A lighting node appears in the venue network with no clear physical path. Luminaire relates discovered lighting-control evidence to the switch port that supports the node.
Give lighting and network teams a shared starting point for supported nodes.
- Discover supported lighting-control nodes and show the network attachment evidence CrossConnect can collect.
- Present protocol and product-access context without sending lighting commands.
Trace lighting-control evidence back to its network attachment.
- Discovers supported lighting-control nodes and their network attachment.
- Shows protocol and product-access evidence without sending lighting commands.

Open Luminaire in the record.
Open the resulting view, then review the evidence and the next safe action beside it.
The displayed conclusion stays connected to the record, time, source state, and operational question that produced it, so a colleague can review the same decision without rebuilding the investigation.
Selected lighting universe and observed data sources

- Situation
A lighting-control node appears in the estate without a clear network attachment.
- Evidence
Discovers supported lighting-control nodes and their network attachment. Shows protocol and product-access evidence without sending lighting commands.
- Result
Discover supported lighting-control nodes and show the network attachment evidence CrossConnect can collect. Present protocol and product-access context without sending lighting commands.
- Boundary and next action
Luminaire is read-only. Coverage is limited to supported protocols and the evidence discovered on the network. Use Iris when the investigation expands to room endpoints and their supporting network context.
