To be able to discover local
Services or
Scheduled Tasks you have to use the first
Windows Remote Account to do account discovery. Once you discovered new local accounts, manage them and local
Services or
Scheduled Tasks belong to the accounts will be appeared on the accounts'
Services and
Scheduled Tasks tab.
Follow the following steps.
1. On the target Windows Server, change logon account of the
Service or create
Scheduled Task for the account you want to manage.
For example, I have
seng user account and I change
SNMP Trap service logon account to this account.
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This account has also a scheduled task, named
MySengTask.
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2. Create Windows Remote Target Application and select both
Discover Services and
Discover Tasks boxed in
Account Discovery tab.
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In
Windows Remote tab, you can either select
Local Account or
Domain Account. If you select
Domain Account you need to fill in additional parameter related to the
Domain.
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3. Create the first
Windows Remote Account (which has enough privilege to discover local
Services and
Scheduled Tasks). Check the
Discovery Allowed box in
Password tab and make sure Password can be verified.
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4. Go to
Credentials > Discovery and create
Scan Profile and select the target Windows server.
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5. Run the
Scan Profile and once completed, select
Discovered Account tab
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6. Select the account who owns the local
Service and
Scheduled Task and click
Manage button. Select
Update both the Password Authority Server and the target system and key in the correct password and click
OK button. When "Do you want to manage this account?" prompt appear, click
Yes.
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7. Now open the newly created Target Account and you will see you discovered local
Service in
Services tab and
Scheduled Task in
Scheduled Tasks tab.
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