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RE: Killed Exchange 2000

Subject: RE: Killed Exchange 2000
Date: Thu, 18 Nov 2004 21:18:13 -0600

Did you report the bug to HP (or who ever wrote that ITO agent)?

Not yet, as I'm trying to figure out what's really going on.


Can you reproduce the communication of the 
DDI_Directory_Scanner.nasl script by hand and still kill it?

I can try to do this, however, I am not really familiar with nasl
scripting yet.  Any guidance would be appreciated.  I read through the
script, but am not totally positive what everything is doing.  

Possibly use NetCat or something like that to connect?


If you can reproduce the issue without nessus and HP is not 
willing to wok the problem you may considere posting the bug 
on bugtraq. But for now I recommend you try to get HP to wok 
on it first.

I will go this route if necessary, but I think I need to prove out
what's going on...

Thanks,
Chris

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