full-disclosure - RPC DCOM Patches

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From: Albert.Saerong at id.ey.com (Albert Saerong)
Subject: RPC DCOM Patches

I did with SP2 Servers and Workstation, the patch work fine and it did
close the hole.
For your environment, better do it in a none production environment first,
just-in-case there are problems with other applications that uses RPC.

cheers,



                                                                                                                                                 
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The MS website says that the patch can only be applied to Windows 2000
systems with SP3 or SP4.  Has anybody tried to run the patch on an SP2
system?  Are NT 4 Workstations vulnerable too, or just NT 4 Servers?

Thanks

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