First of all you will need to connect to the VSCA CLI by SSH. Then type shell on the command line: Command> shell To list all services and their state: # service-control –status –all Example output: To start a service: # service-control –start –{service-name} In this example I am starting the vpxd service Read More…
Month: September 2017
SMB Signing Disabled
Problem On a Nessus PCI Scan SMB Signing Disabled was flagged up as a vulnerability. Nessus Output Description Signing is not required on the remote SMB server. An unauthenticated, remote attacker can exploit this to conduct man-in-the-middle attacks against the SMB server. Solution Enforce message signing in the host's configuration. On Windows, this is Read More…
New Install of Squid Only Listening on IPv6
Problem I installed Squid 3.5.20 on a fresh copy of CentOS 7 but the web proxy was not working when I pointed a browser to it. Troubleshooting I could telnet locally to port 3128 but when I tried from another device on the network I was unable to connect, despite opening the port on Read More…
Nessus Scan Showing SSLv3 on NS Client
Problem During a Nessus scan of a network it was showing lots of insecurities with an NSClient configuarion on a windows machine we were monitoring via Nagios. OS: Windows 2016 NSClient: 0.3.x Nagios: 4.0.7 Looking at one particular issue (SSLv2 and SSLv3) showing on the report: Nessus Output: The remote service accepts connections encrypted Read More…
Zerto: Disk Resized: Volume Resized for VMs
Problem: Zerto job started failing with error Needs configuration. Reason: Disk Resized: Volume resized for vms: {VMNAME} Resolution: It appears the VM had its disk increased. I tried to force sync but that did not work so the following steps were taken. Edit VPG –> VMs > {Remove desired VM from protection} -> {Select do Read More…
Telnet from Cisco UCS
Problem: Ciscco UCS was not backing up the configuration via SFTP. I wanted to check I could connect to the backup server from the UCS on port 22 (SSH) Resolution: Execute the following commands using your desired SSH Client. I have used Putty in this example. 1) SSH to the Cisco UCS and enter Read More…
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