Hi Richard,
PCI Dss Compliance Issues for 5106R
Description: Possible vulnerability in Net Tools PKI Server Severity:
Potential Problem CVE: CVE-2000-0739
Details: Service: 444:TCP Port 444/tcp open
On a BlueOnyx port 444 runs AdmServ and not PKI Server. So this doesn't apply
here.
Your
Ok someone needs to tell the CC companies, ETrust and
https://www.securitymetrics.com/
RC
On 5/6/2012 10:58 AM, Michael Stauber wrote:
Hi Richard,
PCI Dss Compliance Issues for 5106R
Description: Possible vulnerability in Net Tools PKI Server Severity:
Potential Problem CVE: CVE-2000-0739
Don't get me started on companies like this!
PCI compliance isn't a bad thing, security is always a good thing but
companies that just try and use automated vulnerability scanners are
just wasting everyone time and money. Security is a procedural thing,
not a technology one.
Use a better
Hi Richard,
Description: possible vulnerability in ProFTP 1.3.3e Severity: Area of
Concern CVE: CVE-2011-4130
A YUM update containing ProFTPd-1.3.4a for BlueOnyx 5106R, 5107R and 5108R has
just been released.
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With best regards
Michael Stauber
We were having some issues with adding sites to a 5106R so I tried
restarting CCED and admserv but it kept hanging on CCED. There were
usually 2 processes started but never gave the OK/done. So we decided
to reboot the server because someone was going to be in the area today.
Well that was
Hi Jeremy,
We were having some issues with adding sites to a 5106R so I tried
restarting CCED and admserv but it kept hanging on CCED. There were
usually 2 processes started but never gave the OK/done. So we decided
to reboot the server because someone was going to be in the area today.
sorry the 156Kbps is a typo... I meant the 1.5M
At 05:53 PM 5/6/2012, you wrote:
...is there a way to limit the bandwidth during the download
it seems the default is the max BW allowed. I have a T1 line
and the seems to jump right near the 156Kbps just wondering
if there is a throttle command I
sorry the 156Kbps is a typo... I meant the 1.5M
At 05:53 PM 5/6/2012, you wrote:
...is there a way to limit the bandwidth during the download
it seems the default is the max BW allowed. I have a T1 line
and the seems to jump right near the 156Kbps just wondering
if there is a throttle command
