*remote scan via LAN SSH port 22:* from RHEL 7 to CentOS 7, result *not applicable*, which I guess this is expected behavior
from CentOS 7 to CentOS 7, result is expected, *its working,* If I remote the IP public via LAN, "Checking if oscap is available on target machine....." and then: *error * *Failed to locate oscap on remote machine. Please, check that openscap-scanner is installed on the remote machine.* so this has something to do with port problem? I already issue in github, On Fri, Sep 22, 2017 at 6:27 PM, DD Donny Lie <deod...@gmail.com> wrote: > *"OK, this is definitely strange - can you scan localhost? (I mean set > remote to xyz localhost). I'll install CentOS to try reproducing the > issue."* > > remote scanning at root@localhost:22, is working (my laptop), > > I was thinking maybe my ISP or something, but maybe this has todo with the > port bug? since I use big port forwarding (60.000) ? > > later in home, I try via LAN to remote target scan (port 22), >
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