u/meowffy

helloooooo
im a cloud engineer (not from the security team) and a few months ago we created some tenable nessus servers in OCI based on a request from our ISD/security team ok? okaayy
we used the tenable image/OS they requested and added our usual ansible SSH key same as all our other servers
however.. SSH access is not working at all it keeps asking for a password instead of accepting the SSH key and none of us can access the servers
now we need to install agents on them but we cannot even log in
ha anyone faced this before with tenable images on OCI? any idea what the issue could be? 😿🙏🏼

Hi everyone, I’m trying to enable Flow Logs on an OCI subnet in our DR environment, but the log keeps failing during creation
I already tested using a completely new Log Group and Log name in the same compartment as the subnet and I also verified that I have full admin permissions
I tried both with and without a Capture Filter, and confirmed that the filter type is a valid Flow Log Capture Filter
The behavior is always the same: the log stays in “Creating” for a short time, then changes to “Failed.” Since this is happening even with fresh resources and correct permissions, I’m wondering if this could be related to an OCI backend issue, DR-specific limitation, or maybe a known bug. Has anyone experienced something similar before or found a workaround?
Thanks

we typically enable VCN Flow Logs at the subnet level and filter them through a Connector to Splunk

we now need to enable logging for a VLAN and we can't find a similar native option as we do with subnets..
there're no OCI compute instances attached to this VLAN to use as a reference point, so is there a way to enable logs directly for the VLAN in the OCI console? any advice on the best path to get these logs into our splunk connector would be great 🙏🏼