If your network and accounts are fine but the manual test still fails, the WMI data inside Windows itself might be corrupted.
Instead of waiting on the monitoring platform GUI to refresh, run a raw OMI command line verification manually from the collector. Replace the arguments below with your infrastructure details:
Following this workflow ensures that the target Windows host can expose the Win32_OperatingSystem properties smoothly across the OMI pipeline. To help target the precise cause, let me know: win32operatingsystem result not found via omi new
Run this command to check if WMI is functioning natively on the machine: powershell
Essential WMI/DCOM or WinRM ports are closed between the collector and the target host. If your network and accounts are fine but
This is a key step for repairing a corrupted or missing cimwin32 provider.
Manually test the connection using the omic tool from your FortiSIEM node: To help target the precise cause, let me
If the above steps do not resolve the issue, try using alternative methods to retrieve the Win32_OperatingSystem data:
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