Windows File Contents Check Question.

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Does this only check C$?

I have a box with a P$ and windows filecheck on this completes almost
immediately as everything [PASSED]

Credentials are fine, what else could cause the checks to complete almost
immediately.

I've run using both the client and the nasl from the command line.

Anyway to get more of an idea on what it happening here ?  WMI issue perhaps
?

Zate

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Does this only check C$?<br><br>I have a box with a P$ and windows filecheck on this completes almost immediately as everything [PASSED]<br><br>Credentials are fine, what else could cause the checks to complete almost immediately.<br>
<br>I&#39;ve run using both the client and the nasl from the command line.<br><br>Anyway to get more of an idea on what it happening here ?&nbsp; WMI issue perhaps ?<br><br clear="all">Zate<br>

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