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NASL lpd_dvips 11023

Subject: NASL lpd_dvips 11023
Date: Fri, 1 Sep 2006 11:21:18 -0400
Is anyone else having a problem with this NASL causing Lexmark Optra RT
printers to spool out all of the paper in the paper tray?

I've opened the NASL and from what I can see, it is supposed to test the
device and determine if it's a printer. For some reason, it doesn't and
then goes forward and fires a bunch of postscript strings at the device
in attempts to figure out what the service is. I'm assuming that since
it doesn't think it's a printer that it must believe it's an LPD service
running on a linux host, etc.. 

That's all well and good but the concern I have is that the NASL does
not recognize the Lexmark as a printer so it doesn't flag the IP as dead
and thus, goes ahead with the testing. 


Anyway, if anyone has a solution I'd love to know what it is.

Thanks in advance.

Sonny


Sonny Discini, CISSP
Senior Network Security Engineer
Department of Technology Services
100 Maryland Avenue, Room 302E
Rockville, MD 20850
Tel: 240-773-8694
Fax: 240-777-2856
e-mail: sonny.discini@montgomerycountymd.gov
 
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