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Re: W2K Scans

Subject: Re: W2K Scans
Date: Fri, 27 May 2005 10:44:24 -0400

On May 26, 2005, at 10:22 AM, Martin wrote:

Hi Guys...
Just want to clear something up really....
I am trying to scan a test W2k machine. It is fully patched, Windows update
and Office update are reporting that there are no patches left to install,
critical or non critical, and yet I am getting a couple of critical errors
for TCP445. Following the links contained in the reports, I have manually
downloaded and installed the recommended patches, re-run the tests, but am
still getting the same critical warnings.

Ok. We will try to find the problem.

Nmap reports the port as open, but
not much else. Does this make it a 'false positive'??????

Nmap is a port scanner so it just reports opened ports.

I have unticked the 'optimise tests' and 'safe scans' options, but it has
made no difference...

you should let these options.

Any ideas would be welcome as I am a bit stumped...


Quick question before investigating the problem, What is your version of the following scripts ?

smb_nt_ms04-040.nasl
smb_nt_ms04-013.nasl
smb_hotfixes.nasl

scripts are located in /usr/local/lib/nessus/plugins and the version number is in the description part :

 script_version("$Revision: 1.XX $");


Thanks,

Nicolas
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