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‎05-16-2020 12:38 PM
Hi All,
we are doing windows server discovery through out the enterprise network and it's working fine. But for one windows server we are getting credential Time out error, And we can able to login to the server using RDC. And we know there is no Firewall block and port 135 is also open for the server.
And when we run the simple WMI command from the MIDserver Host we are getting error like "No such Interface supported". So after reviewing the error from below KB article, it seems like Firewall issue, But the port is open.
https://hi.service-now.com/kb_view.do?sysparm_article=KB0787202
So please me out to get this issue resolved.
Thanks in Advance.
Best regards
CG.
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‎06-02-2020 12:08 PM
One other thing to check on the high ports. Are all the Windows servers using the same version of windows? I didn't provide the high ports for older versions of Windows, because most organizations have since upgraded. The high port requirements are different for different versions of windows for WMI:
High Ports 1025 - 5000
Windows 2000
Windows XP
Windows Server 2003
High Ports 49152 - 65535
Windows Server 2008 and later versions
Windows Vista and later versions
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‎06-08-2020 12:04 PM
Thanks for your response william. I appreciate for your help.
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‎06-02-2020 02:24 PM
You might want to try running the same wmi query suggested in the above referenced KB article (gwmi win32_operatingsystem -computer 10.xx.xx.xx -credential 'Domain\User') against another system on the same subnet to verify the output.
As all replies suggest, it is likely a firewall issue, be it host based, or network based. I would locate a resource that can watch the network traffic and tell you what's happening with the packets, and ports. In my experience that's been the fastest way to track these types of issues down.
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‎06-03-2020 06:20 AM
Yes William agree with it. But it's taking longer time than usual for them to watch the traffic on this issue about the ports and packets drop in between MID and server..
Thanks,
Best regards
CG.