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In the CLI try:

wmic -U USER%PASS //IP “WMI QUERY”

Do you get any result or the same error above? If so it’s a problem with your WMI connection in the remote host.

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Hi Manu,

root@pandora2:~# wmic -U USER%PASS //IP “WMI QUERY”
ERROR: dcom_create_object.
ERROR: Login to remote object.
NTSTATUS: NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT – NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT

To itself/Pandora Server:
root@pandora2:~# wmic -U pandora%*pandora* //10.246.114.20 “WMI QUERY”
Failed to connect host 10.246.114.20 on port 135 – NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED
Failed to connect host 10.246.114.20 (10.246.114.20) on port 135 – NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED.
ERROR: dcom_create_object.
ERROR: Login to remote object.
NTSTATUS: NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED – NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_REFUSED
root@pandora2:~#

To another PC and account it setup in this PC;
root@pandora2:~# wmic -U pandora%*pandora* //10.246.114.12 “WMI QUERY”
ERROR: Retrieve result data.
NTSTATUS: NT code 0xc0041017 – NT code 0xc0041017
root@pandora2:~#

TIA

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There you are, it’s not pandora’s fault, you must be missing something regarding the WMI service in your windows machines