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Subject: Re: Foundry DoS at login prompt
From: Val Oliva (voliva
FOUNDRYNET.COM)Date: Wed Nov 29 2000 - 22:32:31 CST
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Please note that this posting is incorrect.
Foundry's release notes ver. 7.1.09, which is
the release notes for the FastIron II family
(FastIron II and FastIron IIPlus) and the
BigIron family (BigIron 4000 and 8000),
stated that this problem is "FIXED" in 7.1.09
and NOT a bug. For the ServerIron family,
release 7.1.06 fixes this problem.
This statement
"If you entered a very long string when
prompted for a Telnet password, then
pressed Enter before the software timed out
the access attempt, the device reset."
is within the "Software Fixes" section (p. 191),
which itemizes fixes current and earlier
software releases.
Please contact your local Foundry Sales
Representative or Engineer for details.
Thanks. Val Oliva
> In the release notes for Foundry code v07.1.09,
I noticed the statement:
>
> If you entered a very long string when
prompted for a Telnet
> password, then pressed Enter before the
software timed out the
> access attempt, the device reset.
>
> This functions exactly as it describes on
FastIrons, BigIrons, and
> ServerIrons I have access to running various
versions of firmware.
> If you can get to a login prompt, you can
reload the device.
>
> This does not appear to affect ssh logins,
which recent versions of the
> Foundry firmware support.
>
> If you have any Foundry gear with externally
visible IPs, make sure you
> disable telnet or upgrade your firmware to the
latest. This is particularly
> true if you use their load-balancer product,
the ServerIron, which
> also supposedly functions to keep your site
highly available.
>
> -- Aaron
>
>
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