I am trying to use the Desktop Flow action in a Scheduled Cloud flow run so I can run my PAD flows automatically in the VM. My issue is whether I am trying to connect via an on premise gateway or directly to the machine I am completely unable to connect and am get the "check your credentials" error. I have followed this documentation using my Azure AD login and I am wondering if this has to do with the fact that I am unable to login into the VM with user/password credentials. I am only able to login by using my fingerprint or my 4 digit pin number. I have looked into many forums/discussions and have asked this question on Power Automate forum but have gotten no working answers.
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I am using a free version of the Anaconda desktop navigator (on windows 10), and I am having difficulty connecting to my Anaconda Nucleus account (in the past, I was able to connect and successfully backup my environments). When I am using the web UI, I can use my credentials (username, email, password) to login into both "https://anaconda.cloud/" (Nucleus) and "anaconda.org" (Dashboard) without any problem. However, in the desktop navigator, I can only connect to "anaconda.org". When I use my credentials to connect to Anaconda Nucleus I get the following error (see the attached screenshot):
HTTPConnectionPool(host='anaconda.cloud',port=443):Max retries exceeded with url:/api/
I already reset my password and authenticate my credentials. I also tried to clear Anaconda cash using this command: (conda clean --all) in the Anaconda Powershell Terminal. However, I still can't connect to the Anaconda Nucleus (cloud)!
Please advise.
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Here's the answer I received from the Anaconda tech support:
*The errors that you are receiving indicate a network connection problem. The server is not accepting the URL that you are providing with the token in it.
This could be caused by an invalid token, but more likely it is caused by an incorrect proxy setting, ssl, or firewall setting.
Make sure that you are using a valid token to authenticate to the anaconda.cloud professional repository.
https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda-commercial/troubleshooting/#http-000-connection-failed
This link tells you how to turn off ssl_verify. If that is the problem, the connection should work with ssl off. Many people do use it that way. However, if your company needs ssl_verify on, you will have to work with your IT or Network Department to resolve the issue.
If you need to use Anaconda behind a firewall or proxy, instructions for doing so can be found here:
https://docs.anaconda.com/anaconda-commercial/troubleshooting/#http-000-connection-failed
Corporate security policies may prevent a new Anaconda installation from downloading packages and other functionality that requires connecting to an external server. To make external connections you may need to connect to a firewall/proxy. Additionally, your IT team may need to allow connections to https://anaconda.org and https://repo.anaconda.com and https://repo.anaconda.cloud/ as these are the main package repositories.*
I have deployed the Multi target application to SAP Cloud Foundry account via SAP Web IDE. The cockpit shows the application is running. But when I open the link, the page doesn't load. I am using trial SCP account and I have deleted the expired CF trail sub-account and recreated a new one. Kindly help me solve this. Thanks.
Currently I have learned how to config my Pi to connect to the WIFI with or without a password, however when I wanna use the WIFI in, say a coffee house or a hotel, where the WIFI provided requires logging on a captive portal to get to use it, I know that with a browser it could be easy to do it since the login page appears right up as you open the browser, but how can I do it with my Pi through the command line?
Thank you.
Assuming you are not asking how to script repeatedly connecting to a certain captive portal (this could potentially be accomplished with curl), you probably want to use a text-based web browser like Elinks or Lynx.
I'm looking for a way to set an external authentication server that will work on many/most wireless routers. Or , alternatively several ways that will work on different wireless routers. It needs to be done programmatically, meaning, that a computer connected to the router needs to be able to use some api maybe to do this.
I don't know if this is possible, I tried to find answers on Google, but with limited knowledge, I'm not sure that I'm even looking in the right place.
What I'm trying to achieve:
I'm trying to create an application that will allow people to open there WIFI so other people can borrow it.
The ide is:
To borrowed wifis:
Create an account with the application.
Log into the application. This app will, when you are logged in, automatically connect you to a wifi nearby that is shared. The share wifi will only be accessible if you have a valid username-password combo with the application
To share your wifi:
From the same application, you go into some menu and press "share this wifi", and somehow, I need this to configure the currently connected router to use the an external authentication server as well as the current WIFI key. So that, people can essentially use their the application username-password combo to log into this router.
Any help is appreciated.
Try google-ing for Radius Server , WPA(2) Enterprise , or 802.1x.
These keywords are very related.
To setup a radius authentication you need to have a router which supports wpa(2) enterprise and a radius server (probably google-able how to setup on windows/linux).
Programmatically connecting is possible, only a bit more difficult because it uses wpa(2) enterprise authentication.
If you could supply some more details i should be able to help you further.
I have a linux machine on google compute engine.I am not able to SSH into instance from developer console. I added SHH keys, still I cant access it through WinSCP. I was able to access it few days back. What is the problem and how can I solve it ? It is showing following message.