ssh - openvas-nasl - Error converting provided key - Server Fault They have the np-scan user (as local user) configured with the public key in ~ ssh authorized_keys Authentication with the user np-scan using ssh command works without problems, but however when I run the scan openvas cannot access
konica bizhub c220 unable to scan to smb - Server Fault Problem: Unable to scan to PC (SMB) folders on couple computers, getting error 57 - Failed to connect to the server When it start: I have change a router, I use occasion to rename PC and setup static IP
In Windows, using the command line, how do you check if a remote port . . . I found a hiddem gem the other day from Microsoft that is designed for testing ports: Portqry exe "Portqry exe is a command-line utility that you can use to help troubleshoot TCP IP connectivity issues Portqry exe runs on Windows 2000-based computers, on Windows XP-based computers, and on Windows Server 2003-based computers The utility reports the port status of TCP and UDP ports on a
How to scan local network for SSH-able computers? 82 I am often on one computer in my house and I would like to SSH to another one, but often don't know the IP address of the one I want to connect to Is there a way, from the command line, to scan the local network so I can find the computer I want to connect to?
Failed SMTP Authentication - TOSHIBA e-STUDIO255 - Server Fault Since you don't have access to gmail com logs, I would suggest two things First, log to gmail com account (abc@gmail com), look for any mailbox quota warnings, change your password and update password in Toshiba smtp client settings If that doesn't help, use different account for authentication, it can be another gmail com address or better, email on different domain If that doesn't produce
Tenable su+sudo and selinux - Server Fault When using TENABLE SC to scan a RHEL7 system the account used to do the scan connects via ssh then uses sudo to perform its checks But when selinux is enforcing some checks cannot be performed, one such check does a cat of etc passwd but is denied when selinux is enforcing
windows server 2012 r2 - Ricoh and Konica Printers fail . . . - Server Fault After it came back up all of printers that scan to SMB shares were no longer able to do that They will now give errors that authentication failed To give you an idea of environment it is as follows: Active Directory DNS is being handled on a Windows 2012 server Local share is being managed by a CentOS installation running Egnyte Sync
Using a user scoped GPO to create a folder and set permissions For the time being the only solution I can come up with would use a single GPO with a login script to set permissions at the user level So, ultimately, it's looking like the best way is to just create a login script that creates the home folder, creates the scans folder, then sets the permissions
Constant login failures in event viewer with changing ports There are all kind of bots scanning through the whole public IP address space for 1) various vulnerabilities and 2) weak passwords in login forms The real solution is to adjust your SIEM not to complain about repeated failed login attempts; it's the successful logins from suspicious locations that should raise alerts, instead Logon Process