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Re: [ISSForum] ISS Daemon failed to start with error code 31

Subject: Re: [ISSForum] ISS Daemon failed to start with error code 31
Date: Tue, 3 May 2005 06:44:41 -0700 (PDT)
This is not entirely correct.  There are several ISS products that co-exist 
very comfortably with Internet Scanner and some are even integrated in with it.
 
They are:
 
Proventia Desktop
Database Scanner
System Scanner
Later versions of Network Sensor
SiteProtector (Remote Console)
 
With Internet Scanner 7.0 SP2, there is integration with Proventia Desktop 
whereas the Firewall and Intrusion Protection policies (thers as well) can 
actually be controlled by Internet Scanner if the setting is utilized.  This is 
a use at your own risk situation as the policy chosen in order to allow most 
scanning functions is quite relaxed to permit most scans and this should be 
considered when looking at overall host system security that is manually 
controlled by allowing exceptions to the firewall rather than essentially 
bringing it down.
 
Database Scanner has always had a feature where it could be launched from 
Internet Scanner (residing on the same machine) if database servers were 
discovered during the scan.
 
System Scanner has for years peacefully co-existed with Internet Scanner and 
for a long period of time was (and probably still is) encouraged as a way of 
locking down (hardening) the scanning host.
 
Network Sensor has had daemon compatibility issues with Internet Scanner 
before, but I *believe* the later versions synced up the daemon enough to avoid 
the conflict.
 
As I mentioned before, the remote SiteProtector console is supported and 
encouraged for useage as a way to control the Internet Scanner sensor managed 
by SiteProtector especially if in a sensor only configuration where this would 
be absolutely necessary if operating from the sensor itself for whatever reason.

SN ORT <snort_on_acid@yahoo.com> wrote:
You shouldn't have anything on the same computer as
the Scanner. No other ISS product should be on that
machine.

Cheese!

Marc

--- Subhasis Dig wrote:
ISS Experts,

Please help !!!!!

I was installing ISS Internet Scanner 7.0 SP2 in the
same machine as Site Protector.
During the installation, It could not re-start the
"issdaemon" and return eroor code 31.

I had already re-started, but it still gave error 31
in Microsft Event viewer.
and tried manual, with same result.

Please Help !!!!


Regds,

Newindkid
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