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As shown in the image above, this example is using SSH credential set. SSH is typically used on Linux devices, WMI is used by Windows machines, and SNMP is used in both Linux and Windows environments. More information on credentials and configuration can be found here: Target Client Configuration. The first underline in the image above is showing that SSH Status is true since we are using this form of authentication for the example. Notice WMI Status is shown as false as well as SNMP, if a device was using those forms of credentials then the Status should be true. Ensure which ever credential type you are using is displaying the Status as true, otherwise the audit will not successfully complete. The second underlined part of this image is confirming that the credential set is working for this device and then continues below to show that the SSH audit is starting. Check the discovery log for this information after auditing your device to see if the credentials are being accepted with no issues.
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Discovery stopped working?
If you are running a RedHat or CentOS system and you have upgraded Nmap or went to a previous version sometimes it is necessary to reset the SUID on the binary. You can do this by running the following command:
chmod u+s /usr/bin/nmap...
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