I’m using netsh.exe to create a pivot which is happening correctly as the xfreerdp output says I’m connecting to the DC. It seems to me that the credentials given in the question victor:pass@123 are not correct. I have tried remmina and also used the pwnbox to no avail.
Has anyone completed this and am I missing something?
I’ve exactly the same problem! Since I was not sure whether I was overlooking something or it was a technical issue, yesterday I started a chat with the technical support. After having attempted to reproduce all the steps, the operator wrote me: “I’m having trouble getting the RDP Service to function properly even with the corrected configuration- there might be a secondary issue here”, “I’ll keep the ticket open for now and update it when I have more information”. I received no news since yesterday, and the issue still persists… Part of me is still convinced that I’m missing something; have you made any progress?
Hello yes the issue was solved by selecting a new VPN server (EU/US ACADEMY 1/2) etc. and generating a new OVPN file. Not sure how or why but that fixed the issue after advice from support.
When I try connect to the windows machine that have the portproxy I get a 'Self-signed certicate error" I not coming true and I had done find any solution on it yet.
Can anyone help me with a hint/idea to solve this?
Hi there ! Am also stuck here, the question is: Using the concepts covered in this section, take control of the DC (172.16.5.19) using xfreerdp by pivoting through the Windows 10 target host. Submit the approved contact’s name found inside the “VendorContacts.txt” file located in the “Approved Vendors” folder on Victor’s desktop (victor’s credentials: victor:pass@123) . (Format: 1 space, not case-sensitive)
I’ve found the file already but the thing is , every answer I give from the file is wrong ! Guess I don’t understand the format they are referring to here… need help
whats funny is looking at this post everyone tried doing rdp from there attack host machine. i just did it from the rdp session from htb-student user and rdp to victor machine that way.
I had the same issues as everyone above. Here is my fix for future search results. I was using TCP VPN from a kali VM. I reset lab a bunch of times and reconnected on the VPN multiple times. I could make the initial RDP connection to the lab VM but it would never finish and connect. I downloaded a new UDP VPN file and the entire lab worked for me right away.