This is the confusing thing Eero...as I mentioned...the IPs that it's
listing in the error message do not have any agents on them. I've searched
on the servers that are identified and verified no agents exists. I've
checked clientkeys and I don't see anything listed. Very confused.
I
Hello,
I apologize in advance for lack of understanding and I've attempted to look
through the forums but I have inherited OSSEC from a predecessor and I have
limited *nix experience. I've managed to fix some items but some are still
very bewildering.
I'll start with the error: ERROR:
Thanks Eero for your quick reply. I am aware of this and we only use either a
direct IP address or a subnet range. Would this still occur using a subnet?
We explicitly do not use ANY. I may have tested this on a box a while back but
it's nothing that is currently being used for any of our
2015-04-07 21:55 GMT+03:00 Sinisha Erceg ser...@windmobile.ca:
Hello,
I apologize in advance for lack of understanding and I’ve attempted to
look through the forums but I have inherited OSSEC from a predecessor and I
have limited *nix experience. I’ve managed to fix some items but some
Is source address incorrect? Ipsec connections, firewalls with nat rules
can cause this kind of issues.
Try dumping ossec traffic from manager and check that ip source is correct?
Eero
7.4.2015 11.36 ip. Sinisha Erceg ser...@windmobile.ca kirjoitti:
Thanks Eero for your quick reply. I am
