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Troubleshooting

Ashwani

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This section provides solutions to common issues that may arise during the setup or operation of the SecOps agent.

Linux Agent (Jump Host or Endpoint)

Check Agent Status
1. Verify the current status of the agent  

    sudo systemctl status secops_service.service

2. Alternatively, Check the agent status in the assets section on the product.

3. You can initiate connectivity check from the actions button in the

    assets section on the product.

Restart Agent Service
  • To restart the Linux agent, run the below command                              sudo systemctl restart secops_service.service

Windows Agent
Check Agent Status

1. Check the agent status in the assets section on the product.

2. Initiate connectivity check from the actions button in the assets section 

    on the product

3. Alternatively, you can verify from your Windows host. Check if 

the secops_server process is running in the Windows Task Manager.

Restart Agent Service
  • Open Windows Services, locate "SecopsService," and click on restart.

Linux Host Accessible via Jump Host
Check Remote Linux Host Reachability
  • Use ping or telnet to verify reachability from the jump host
               e.g ping 192.168.1.10
               e.g telnet 192.168.1.10 22

Ensure SSH is properly set up on the Linux host
  • sudo systemctl status ssh
Check Authentication Status
  • SSH into the remote Linux host from the jump host

Windows Host Accessible via Jump Host
Check WinRM Status
  • Get-Service -Name WinRM
Configure WinRM on Windows Host
  • winrm quickconfig
Check if Inbound Rule on Port 5985 is open
  • e.g telnet 192.168.1.12 5985

Mac Agent

Check Agent Status
1. Verify the current status of the agent
  • sudo launchctl status secops_service
2. Alternatively, Check the agent status in the assets section of the product

3. You can initiate connectivity check from the actions button in the assets section on the product.

Restart Agent Service
1. To restart the mac agent, run the below command
      sudo launchctl kickstart -k system/secops_service

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