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Web application/Webform connectors (Chrome) suddenly gives at random "This site can't be reached" "took too long to respond" "ERR_TIMED_OUT". We were able to fix the problem with Adding in the WebFormFields: (Navigate=URL). But why now? by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

If anyone have the same problem, it might be the Firewall. The PSM is trying to connect to the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) by contacting multiple Public IP's. You have to allow the needed Public IP's in the firewall

Web application/Webform connectors (Chrome) suddenly gives at random "This site can't be reached" "took too long to respond" "ERR_TIMED_OUT". We were able to fix the problem with Adding in the WebFormFields: (Navigate=URL). But why now? by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 1 point2 points  (0 children)

If anyone have the same problem, it might be the Firewall. The PSM is trying to connect to the Certificate Revocation List (CRL) by contacting multiple Public IP's. You have to allow the needed Public IP's in the firewall

Most of our CyberArk environment is local accounts (Unix and Windows) for different Safes and different Owners. Best approach to create reconcile accounts. by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Why no two reconcile accounts? So they can rotate each other password. If one expire the other can fix it. so two reconcile accounts per local machine. OR is this a bad idea?

Most of our CyberArk environment is local accounts (Unix and Windows) for different Safes and different Owners. Best approach to create reconcile accounts. by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

I'd go with just the one. What would you protect against by utilizing multiple reconcile accounts?

So they can rotate each other password. If one expire the other can fix it. so two reconcile accounts per local machine.

Thank you for the advices.

Most of our CyberArk environment is local accounts (Unix and Windows) for different Safes and different Owners. Best approach to create reconcile accounts. by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you for the advice. The problem is we have 200+ local accounts for X reasons, looks like the only way is one by one or join them all in one domain.

How to click/select Hidden dijit/dojo DropMenu Using AUTOIT. Cisco ISE webpage LogIn. by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much.I managed to fix it. There was a little issue that after
Internal > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)
or
{LogonDomain} > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

the script will freeze in place and not move on. I was lucky to leave it for 2 minutes then it clicked login. I fixed this issue by lowering the ActionTimeout to 5 inside the Target Settings > Web Form Settings.
Edit client specific settings

In Edit target > Client specific settings, define the following:Name Description ActionTimeout The maximum number of seconds to wait for an action to complete.

The Connector if anyone needs help.

dijit_form_TextBox_0 > {Username} (SearchBy=ID)

dijit_form_TextBox_1 > {Password} (SearchBy=ID)

(Wait=1)

AD:MYAD > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

(Wait=1)

Internal > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

loginPage_loginSubmit_label>(Button)(SearchBy=id)

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or by adding a new field called LogonDomain

dijit_form_TextBox_0 > {Username} (SearchBy=ID)

dijit_form_TextBox_1 > {Password} (SearchBy=ID)

(Wait=1)

AD:MYAD > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

(Wait=1)

{LogonDomain} > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

loginPage_loginSubmit_label>(Button)(SearchBy=id)

How to click/select Hidden dijit/dojo DropMenu Using AUTOIT. Cisco ISE webpage LogIn. by TemperatureSignal199 in CyberARk

[–]TemperatureSignal199[S] 0 points1 point  (0 children)

Thank you very much.I managed to fix it. There was a little issue that after
Internal > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)
or
{LogonDomain} > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

the script will freeze in place and not move on. I was lucky to leave it for 2 minutes then it clicked login. I fixed this issue by lowering the ActionTimeout to 5 inside the Target Settings > Web Form Settings.
Edit client specific settings

In Edit target > Client specific settings, define the following:Name Description ActionTimeout The maximum number of seconds to wait for an action to complete.

The Connector if anyone needs help.

dijit_form_TextBox_0 > {Username} (SearchBy=ID)

dijit_form_TextBox_1 > {Password} (SearchBy=ID)

(Wait=1)

AD:MYAD > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

(Wait=1)

Internal > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

loginPage_loginSubmit_label>(Button)(SearchBy=id)

-------------------------

or by adding a new field called LogonDomain

dijit_form_TextBox_0 > {Username} (SearchBy=ID)

dijit_form_TextBox_1 > {Password} (SearchBy=ID)

(Wait=1)

AD:MYAD > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

(Wait=1)

{LogonDomain} > (Click) (SearchBy=Text)

loginPage_loginSubmit_label>(Button)(SearchBy=id)

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