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Re: security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-13 Jitendra Kalyankar (jitendra kalyankar gmail com) Log Parser queries 2006-10-13 nemanja janic centroproizvod co yu (1 replies) Hello list, our company has recently deployed Share Point Portal as an intranet solution, and we are currently working on opening a part of it to the internet. I am trying to set up a logging mechanism of IIS logs using MS Log Parser, and i would apreciate some pointers in the sense of interesting s [ more ] [ reply ] Set dialup password from cmdline 2006-10-13 Michael Chinn (m chinn gbrmpa gov au) I am looking for a way to forcibly set the password that a dialup connection sets from a script/command line, searching has proved futile. For some unknown reason dialup passwords on client machines are blanking intermittently. -- Michael Chinn User Support Officer - Information Technology Gre [ more ] [ reply ] SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #312 2006-10-11 mfossi securityfocus com SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #312 ---------------------------------------- This Issue is Sponsored by: SPI Dynamics ALERT: "How A Hacker Launches A Cross-Site Scripting Attack" - White Paper Cross-site scripting vulnerabilities in web apps allow hackers to compromise confidential informatio [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Re: security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-11 nikhil niiconsulting com (1 replies) Hello Harlan, Yes, by saying "makes use" I mean to say it's an dependency. "Windows Security Center" & "Windows ICS", both these services depends on Windows Management Instrumentation (WMI) service. If you disable WMI service, then above mentioned Service would fail to start. Nikhi [ more ] [ reply ] RE: Re: security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-11 Murda Mcloud (murdamcloud bigpond com) (1 replies) Re: security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-11 nikhil niiconsulting com (1 replies) Hello Murda Mcloud, "Windows Security Center" Service & "Windows Firewall/Internet Connection Sharing (ICS)" Service makes use of this "Windows WMI" service. -- Nikhil Wagholikar Security Analyst NII Consulting Web: www.niiconsulting.com ------------------------------------------------- [ more ] [ reply ] security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-08 Murda Mcloud (murdamcloud bigpond com) (1 replies) Hi, we have a user with a laptop whose machine has had performance issues which we've tracked down to the WMI service. As a temporary fix I have turned off the service and now everything works fine. It seems to be that something when starting up is using WMI and slowing things down. Does anyone k [ more ] [ reply ] RE: security implications of disabling WMI service 2006-10-11 Mark Ribbans (mark ribbans ctel com au) SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #311 2006-10-04 mfossi securityfocus com SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #311 ---------------------------------------- This Issue is Sponsored by: Watchfire Methodologies & Tools for Web Application Security Assessment With the rapid rise in the number and types of security threats, web application security assessments should be cons [ more ] [ reply ] Shadowing Terminal sessions 2006-10-04 dubaisans dubai (dubaisans gmail com) (1 replies) Hi, We have a single hop model for administering Windows servers in datacenter. First admins login using RDP from their desktops to Microsoft Terminal server which serves as a gateway. From the gateway they open a second terminal connection[RDP] to their own application servers. This gateway term [ more ] [ reply ] RE: Allow regular user to unlock screensaver locked computer 2006-10-02 Beauford, Jason (jbeauford EightInOnePet com) admingurl (at) excite (dot) com [email concealed] wrote: > Is there a group policy or Windows Security setting that would allow > some of my users (i.e. non administators) to unlock a workstation? > > > So far all I can find is a third party application ( Unlock > Administrator http://www.e-motional.com/ULAdmin.htm ) This pr [ more ] [ reply ] Allow regular user to unlock screensaver locked computer 2006-10-01 admingurl excite com (1 replies) Is there a group policy or Windows Security setting that would allow some of my users (i.e. non administators) to unlock a workstation? So far all I can find is a third party application ( Unlock Administrator http://www.e-motional.com/ULAdmin.htm ) This program seems to do the trick but I obviou [ more ] [ reply ] Re: Allow regular user to unlock screensaver locked computer 2006-10-02 Willy Fontana (GMail) (willy fontana gmail com) How can this happen with Windows Vista? 2006-09-28 gerrit lehr gmx de (2 replies) Hello, I wrote a little article about how easy it was for me to create a "pseudo trojan" which uses a fresh installed Windows Vista with all recommended Security Essentials turned on and a User Account without administrative privileges as a part of a botnet for Spam or even DDoS attacks. I would [ more ] [ reply ] RE: How can this happen with Windows Vista? 2006-09-28 Laura A. Robinson (larobins bellatlantic net) Security Policy Anomaly 2006-09-28 Michael Chinn (m chinn gbrmpa gov au) I thought I would share this to see if there were any other similar situations someone had come across. I have been applying a security template to XP machines using the secedit.exe cmdline tool. I noticed that the Maxpassword age would not apply, defaulting to 42 days (setup security settings), [ more ] [ reply ] SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #310 2006-09-27 mfossi securityfocus com SecurityFocus Microsoft Newsletter #310 ---------------------------------------- This issue is Sponsored by: SPI Dynamics ALERT: "How A Hacker Launches A Blind SQL Injection Attack Step-by-Step"!" - White Paper Blind SQL Injection can deliver total control of your server to a hacker giving them [ more ] [ reply ] |
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Microsoft which is basically a VB Script which checks and suggests
corrective actions if problem is found with WMI. You can download it
from the following link...
http://www.microsoft.com/technet/scriptcenter/topics/help/wmidiag.mspx
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