07-12-2023 03:29 PM - last edited on 04-01-2024 02:14 PM by Mercedes_O
We just updated Lansweeper to 10.6 and gained LAPS credentials. The service is already configured and used in our domain.
When I try the credentials from Lansweeper.TestTools.App.exe, I get an error. I used different Domain Admins users.
["Successfully connected to mcmsrvdc06.xxxx using powershell.","Found LAPS GPO on mcmsrvdc06.xxxx.","No LAPS credentials found for PCMLAP022.xxxx."]
I tried other domain controller, by IP, hostname of the client, FQDN... nothing works.
I can see the attributes in the object
I don't have any error nowhere... is there something I can do?
07-12-2023 03:47 PM
Hello there!
Can you try the following on your Domain Controller:
07-12-2023 04:14 PM
Works.
But it takes me on other way. I thinking : if Lansweeper use Remote Powershell, should be the module imported into Domain Controller? Because all test was into a jump box with different pre-installed modules.
I make the verification and the module was not installed into the remote DC, I installed it and retried Lansweeper. Test and WORKS! This information should be included into the KB of Lansweeper.
But I get new errors, credentials not working :
07-12-2023 04:20 PM
Hello there!
Could you perhaps reach out to support, as we might need to turn on debug mode to see what is causing the new error: https://www.lansweeper.com/contact-support/
07-12-2023 04:25 PM
I Found my problem ! And it needs to be added to the KB.
1. Install-Module AdmPwd.PS should be launch on the remote Domain Controller
2. You need to disable Remote UAC on the client side
07-12-2023 04:26 PM
Hello there!
Thank you for sharing. We will provide this information to our KB team so they can review this!
08-11-2023 09:43 AM
Hi,
I can't believe that this should be the solution. LAPS is an important feature to improve the security. The UAC also. From my point of view, the management of LAPS in Lansweeper make no sense, when if I have to disable the UAC.
BR
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