Troubleshoot a Remote Installation (Windows)

View the error messages to troubleshoot a remote installation on Microsoft Windows.

The following table describes the error messages you may receive when remotely installing the shared agent or D2 agent on Windows.

Error Message	Workaround
NT_STATUS_LOGON_FAILURE	Verify that the username and password are correct in the integration instance configuration settings.
NT_STATUS_NO MEMORY	This error is not related to memory. The workgroup is missing. If the target machine is inside the domain, enter the domain in the Target domain or workgroup parameter in the integration instance configuration settings. If the target machine is not in the domain, enter the machine's hostname (not the host address) in the Target domain or workgroup parameter in the integration instance configuration settings. To get the machine's hostname, run the hostname command from the terminal.
NT_STATUS_UNSUCCESSFUL	The IP address is incorrect.
NT_STATUS_IO_TIMEOUT	Firewall is blocking SMB/Port 445. Wrong address
NT_STATUS_DUPLICATE	This error is related to a DNS issue. If you are using Amazon, use the actual IP address and not the URL.
NT_STATUS_CONNECTION_RESET	The target machine might not support SMB 1 connection. Make sure SMB2 is active on the target machine and specify the SMB argument value as 2. For more information about how to detect, enable, and disable different versions of SMB for Windows and Windows server, see SMB assistance.
Agent is installed but unresponsive	Verify that the base URL for D2 agents and engines is correct and reachable from the network segment where the agent is installed. Go to Settings About Troubleshooting and verify that you defined the external IP address or base URL of your Cortex XSOAR server.

Document:Cortex XSOAR Administrator’s Guide