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HP-3000 Systems Discussion wrote:
> Gentle listers,
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> Our security guy was running a security scan using Qualys on
> our 918RX with 10/100 baseT NIC, and it caused a system
> abort. All this of course is behind our firewall. Here are
> some of the entries off the console:
[snip]
I just had to reboot two HPe3000s (a 929KS and a 918LX both running MPE/iX
6.5) due to a security scan by nessus. The systems are inside a secure
(firewalled off) network, and the scan was run from a workstation inside the
network.
It's the first time I've had to do anything on these 3000s (at customer
site) in over a year. Both were hung up; nettool showed one table with a :(
on one system, two with :( on the other (buffer related tables - I don't
recall which). Systems were still running, but network connections were
failing... And (bizarre - never seen this before) on one of the boxes
nothing could log OFF. Jobs that had finished 2 days earlier were hung at
the "!EOJ". Sessions typed :BYE and nothing happened. Couldn't =SHUTDOWN
that box either; had to ctrl-B RS that guy.
I didn't spend a lot of time trying to figure it out. The nessus scan also
locked up a Solaris 2.7 box, three HP OpenView servers (two running Win2k3
SP1 and one on Win2000 SP4 - all with latest patches), Oracle listener
processes on another server, and several other servers and processes. It's
(nessus) apparently quite the scanning tool! ;-)
-Chris B
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