Which choice best describes how to use a Behavior for discovery?

 A Behavior is a set of rules that determines which MID Servers launch which types of probes during a Discovery1. It can be assigned to a Discovery IP Range, which is a range of IP addresses that Discovery scans for CIs2. By using the Behavior drop-down menu on a Discovery IP Range, one can control how Discovery behaves for each IP address in that range3. The other options are not related to using a Behavior for discovery. The MID Server selection method on a Discovery Schedule is a way to specify which MID Servers are eligible to run Discovery for a given schedule4. The Behavior drop-down menu on a Discovery Status is a way to filter the Discovery Status records by the Behavior used. The Behavior checkbox on a CI is a way to indicate whether the CI was discovered using a Behavior or not.

References: 1: Discovery behaviors 2: Discovery IP ranges 3: Assign a behavior to an IP range 4: MID Server selection method : Discovery Status : Behavior field on the cmdb_ci table