Hi cisco4n, Matthew,
I have the same problem on our firewall.
Do you need to specify anything specific under the Advanced button while
creating the tcp-135 service?
Thanks,
Hans
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Hi cisco4n, Matthew,
I have the same problem on our firewall.
It might be wise to describe your problem (again).
M.
Do you need to specify anything specific under the Advanced button while
creating the tcp-135 service?
Thanks,
Hans
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On Tue, 31 Oct 2006, cisco4ng wrote:
Ok. I applied microsoft solution http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899148 and
reboot the Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. When the server came back up,
I tried to get my WinXP to join the domain and I am still getting this
error:
Attack Name:
Ok. I applied microsoft solution http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899148 and
reboot the Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. When the server came back up,
I tried to get my WinXP to join the domain and I am still getting this error:
Number: 1544
Date:
] Urgent help needed. NGx R61 with HFA_01 and Microsoft
DCE-RPC
Ok. I applied microsoft solution http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899148 and
reboot the Windows 2003 Enterprise Server. When the server came back up,
I tried to get my WinXP to join the domain and I am still getting this error
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Subject: Re: [FW-1] Urgent help needed. NGx R61 with HFA_01 and Microsoft
DCE-RPC
Ok. I applied microsoft solution http
http://support.microsoft.com/kb/899148/fr
remove the /fr for the same infos not in french.
(quite hard on monday morning ... )
I never tried this, but I hope this'll work for you.
cisco4ng
hi,
Thanks for the link. However, when I look under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\
I do not see Rpc subkey. The sk seems to imply that the sub key is already
there. Furthermore, my windows Enterprise 2003 server is an AD server.
Anymore ideas? thanks.
cisco4ng
cisco4ng a écrit :
hi,
Thanks for the link. However, when I look under
HKEY_LOCAL_MACHINE\SOFTWARE\Policies\Microsoft\Windows NT\
I do not see Rpc subkey. The sk seems to imply that the sub key is already
there. Furthermore, my windows Enterprise 2003 server is an AD server.
Anymore
I've been at a client site for the past couple weeks, and the infrastructure
team came over to me and had the exact same problem. They asked me to look
at it, and I could see that dcerpc traffic was being dropped.
You can verify this traffic is being dropped by something other than the
rulebase
Hi Jason,
I already apply the patch and I will reboot the win2k3 server this eveing.
Will let
you know this evening.
I am curious. Is Checkpoint aware of this issue? If so, what is checkpoint
planned on doing anything about this? Like you said, I applied the latest
scenario:
hostA---FWA---Internet---FWB---hostB
FWA is a Cisco Pix version 7.2(1)
FWB is running NGx R61 with HFA_01 running on IPSO 4.1 build 19
hostA is a windows XP Pro. with Service Pack 2 and latest patches
hostB is Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 with latest patches
I have
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cisco4ng
Sent: Sunday, October 29, 2006 10:09 PM
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Subject: [FW-1] Urgent help needed. NGx R61 with HFA_01 and Microsoft
DCE-RPC
scenario:
hostA---FWA
On Sun, 29 Oct 2006, cisco4ng wrote:
Attack Name: DCE-RPC Enforcement Violation
Information: DCE-RPC Interface UID:
e3514235-4b06-11d1-ab04-00c04fc2dcd2
Attack Information: UUID is not allowed through the Rule Base
Since you have the UID you can add your own
cisco4ng a écrit :
scenario:
hostA---FWA---Internet---FWB---hostB
FWA is a Cisco Pix version 7.2(1)
FWB is running NGx R61 with HFA_01 running on IPSO 4.1 build 19
hostA is a windows XP Pro. with Service Pack 2 and latest patches
hostB is Windows 2003 Service Pack 1 with
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