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From: Joe.Granto at MCI.Com (Joe Granto) Subject: RE: Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer not seeing KB887742 and KB88 6185 Correction Enterprise Update Scan Tool: http://support.microsoft.com/?id=894193 This tool seems to be a solution between MBSA releases. This tool may be what you need to detect those fixes. From the URL above: "Why does this tool exist? Microsoft delivers this tool for certain bulletins in an MSRC release cycle that cannot be detected by the MBSA or the ODT. Each tool is specific to an MSRC release cycle." and "Why do the MBSA and the ODT not detect this update? The MBSA and the ODT may not offer full detection for certain bulletins in an MSRC release cycle. Full detection may not be available because of a limitation of the detection engine or because the product that is affected is not supported by the MBSA or the ODT. We are working to resolve this issue in future versions of the MBSA through the Windows Update Server infrastructure. In the meantime, the Enterprise Update Scan Tool is designed to complement the MBSA and the ODT for security update detection. Whenever MBSA or ODT cannot offer detection, we plan to release an Enterprise Update Scan Tool." ------------------------------------------------------------------------ Joe Granto, Senior Engineer Intel Engineering, MCI (back in black) Marimba Jedi Office: (954)377-5632 VNET: 377-5632 Pager: (888)500-6340 or joe.granto+page@....com FAX: (954)377-5793 LINUX is only free if your time is worthless. "There is no estimated time of resolution." Fear my three minute POP time-out. There is no WorldCom, only Zuul. WorldCom... it was all a bad dream. What's $11 billion between friends? Complete <adj.>: having all necessary parts, elements, or steps Sprint, BP, WorldCom, Qwest, Verizon.. someone make the pain stop.
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