How to find blank OS in chart?
This chart is showing no OS... Its been there for a long time. How can I find out what this is pointing to?
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This chart is showing no OS... Its been there for a long time. How can I find out what this is pointing to?
Hi all,Does anyone know if it is possible to install LSAgent on a remote Domain Controller and have it report back basic information on the Active Directory instance? Just basics on Users & Groups etc... this is for cases where we have some very smal...
Hello Community!My web interface is not loading correctly. The helpdesk is functioning since emails are being received and tickets are being created, but we cannot open the dashboard page.I noticed backups of the SQL databases were failing, so I chec...
Good morning!I just finished setting up a secondary scan server in my environment, and am looking at moving scanning targets over to it. Sadly, we have around 300 different scanning targets, so recreating half of them in the new server's tab would b...
Hello!I've encountered an issue with Linux and Unix servers where no information is being retrieved, such as OS, manufacturer, MAC address, or model, despite the SSH credentials being correct and not give any SSH error. Could you suggest any solution...
Hi All, All our windows servers are reporting the wrong OS build numbers. They are all reporting "10.0.17763S.6292" instead of 10.0.17763.62903 which is what the servers are actually reporting. Has anyone had this issue before, what is the fix?Thanks...
Just started looking at Risk Insights to see if it can replace other products, realizing Ubuntu security patches are not discovered correctly.For example, risk insights is listing this vulnerability as active:https://ubuntu.com/security/CVE-2023-4703...
If you run the report "LsAgent: Not seen in the last 7 days", and then the "Ping Assets" action, do you find any computers online? If the agent is working correctly, you shouldn't. But I have on multiple occasions.I've encountered two different pro...