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Issue with Credential Validation in Discovery Fundamentals On Demand (Module 4)

昭彦古
Tera Contributor

Hello,

I am currently taking the Discovery Fundamentals On Demand course.
In Module 4: Credentials and Probes, Task: Create Credentials, I am experiencing issues when testing the provided credentials.

Steps I followed:

  1. Created Windows Credentials with the following values:

    • Type: Windows Credentials

    • Name: Windows Servers

    • User name: workgroup\administrator

    • Password: 1G00dDemo

    • Test target: 198.51.12.119

    → Result: “Authentication failed”

  2. Created Linux Credentials with the following values:

    • Type: SSH Credential

    • Name: Linux Servers

    • User name: disco

    • Password: Rdisco01

    • Test target: 198.51.188.74

    → Result: “Could not connect to specified port”

Troubleshooting I have already tried:

  • Re-entered credentials manually (checked case sensitivity and backslash format).

  • Retried on both personal and corporate PCs, also in private/incognito browser mode.

  • Restarted and relaunched the lab environment.

However, the issue persists and I cannot proceed to the next tasks.

Could you please confirm if there is an issue with the lab environment for Module 4, or advise how I should continue?

1 ACCEPTED SOLUTION

Mannapuram
Tera Guru

@昭彦古  They are working fine for my lab instance, but the credentials mentioned are very different from you (this might depend on region). 

All I can suggest is to try changing the user name to 'administrator' instead of 'workgroup\administrator'.  Else, submit a Case on the Servicenow University, stating the problem. 

My lab creds are: 

Windows Credential:

Type: Windows Credentials

Name: Windows Servers

User name: itomadmin

Password: Disco2learn4fun@1!

Save and then Test the credential against: 192.168.16.11

SSH Credential:

Type: SSH Credential

Name: Linux Servers

User name: itomadmin

Password: LinuxDisco4Fun@1!

Save and then Test the credential against: 192.168.16.12

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I tried with the information you provided, but it didn’t work. I’m planning to submit a case.

Harish Bainsla
Kilo Patron
Kilo Patron

Hi @昭彦古 I think you just copy paste the credentials instead of it write password manual then it will work .

if my answer helps you mark helpful and accept solution

昭彦古
Tera Contributor

In the end, I submitted a case to ServiceNow University and had them set the task result to successful.

@昭彦古 Glad to hear you this. Hope you complete the rest of the course successfully.