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estreamer_client ERROR: Remote host closed socket at SFStreamer.pm line 1735

s_ruggiero
Explorer

hi all,

while try running the command: perl estreamer_client.pl -c ../default/estreamer.conf -t
so i can test connection with my SourceFire DC, iam getting this error and none logs are exported:

SFPkcs12 : Writing ./server.crt
SFPkcs12 : Writing ./server.key
Retrieving metadata from file ./metadata.dat
Error loading metadata from file (./metadata.dat): at estreamer_client.pl line 1175.
[371] Connecting to 192.168.X.XX port 8302
[371] Opening event stream
Remote host closed socket at line 1735.

i try also to run: check_client.py but it didnt give any error, even if logs with that time in the log directory are empy:

[31990] Daemonizing process
event_sec=1430490301 status_id=2 status="Started eStreamer client."

any advice or help on how can i solve this issue?

Best Regards

lkouajie
New Member

You have to generate a new client certificate for host where the estreamer client is running

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cpraz_ord
Explorer

Hi wondering if anyone has solved this...

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cpraz_ord
Explorer

Here's the fix...
Adding Authentication for eStreamer Clients

link text

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s_ruggiero
Explorer

noone have ideas or suggestions ?

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