[Gabriel M.]

Im running Pandora 4.0.3 and pretty much work everything is working fine; however, whe I run a recon task pandora doesn't find any devices. I use standard parameters, different networks and task after task it wont discover any  device. My question is, is it any way of testing the recon server functionality.?

Not sure if it would help but this is what i found on my logs

Can't return outside a subroutine at /usr/share/pandora_server/util/recon_scripts/snmpdevices.pl line 153.

[mario.pulido]

Hi

The problem is the Network configuration. If you need to recon the Network 192.168.254.X, you need you set this: 192.168.254.0/24. If you need the network 192.168.X.X ( 192.168.0.0/16).

Regards

[Gabriel M.]

i fixed the setting, yeah that was my bad but still cant find devices. the progress bar shows and stays in 1% at times and then after i refresh the page is done and nothing else happens

[slerena]

i fixed the setting, yeah that was my bad but still cant find devices. the progress bar shows and stays in 1% at times and then after i refresh the page is done and nothing else happens

Probably the recon server is stuck doing the recon, you need to refresh, and if cannot refresh, try restarting the server.

Anyway, be advised, running recon under vmware workstation, virtualbox and parallels sometimes report nasty reports. Using xen, or ESX works fine.

[Gabriel M.]

I refreshed the page after few minutes and the the recon tasked showed that it was done, then i restarted the server but it did the same, is not finding devices in the network

[slerena]

Reviewing your screenshot I found why.

You pick the OS to match to "Foundry"... this usually doesn't work very well (it doesnt depend on pandora, the best OS fingerprinting tools have an important % of err), it works on some "basic" OS like Linux, Windows and Solaris, but not with network equipment, and if you've added your custom OS definitely it won't work. Put there "Any" and you will see your network populated for sure.

[Gabriel M.]

Don Sancho you are a genious man, that work i found devices in the 10.0.90 network. Thank you so much.

[slerena]

Don Sancho you are a genious man, that work i found devices in the 10.0.90 network. Thank you so much.

Great !