Exploit failed: create failed (with solaris/sunrpc/solaris_sadmind_exec)

[mail2arthur at gmail.com (arthur zhang)]

Thanks, it does help. Now I got:
msf exploit(solaris_sadmind_exec) > exploit
[*] Started bind handler
[*] attempting to determine hostname
[*] found hostname: nstest1
[-] exploit failed

Should I try another payload? 'show payloads' for this exploit doesn't give
the solaris/x86/x payloads, should I try them anyway. As my understanding,
the generic/x and cmd/x are script payloads while the solaris/x86/x are
binary payloads, am I right? Thanks.

On Wed, Apr 2, 2008 at 1:58 PM, <mmiller at hick.org> wrote:

> On Wed, Apr 02, 2008 at 01:50:21PM -0400, arthur zhang wrote:
> > However, I got ' Exploit failed: create failed' error when I exploited
> it. I
> > didn't find any details info regarding this error.
> >
> > What can I do? Is there any way (e.g. increase log level) to give me
> more
> > clue on the error?
>
> This error comes from the sunrpc code in lib/rex/proto/sunrpc/client.rb.
> I'm not deeply familiar with this code, but I believe you should be
> passing the port of the rpc portmapper and not the port used by sadmind.
> The RPC code then talks to the portmapper and determines the port of the
> program you're trying to talk to.  By default, the SunRPC exploits set
> the RPORT to 111, so I assume this is the expected behavior.  Try
> changing to RPORT to 111 and see if it works.
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