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Subject: RE: vulnerabilities report for all scanned computers?
From: mark.teicher
networkice.comDate: Sat Oct 07 2000 - 16:46:05 CDT
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Sounds like a very tedius and manual process. Why not use the tools
available to do it for you. I doubt if this methodology was followed for
a large scale enterprise that manual scanning of two reports stays feasible.
??
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>We too, have a requirement to show what machines were actually reached
>during a scan. The following procedure solved the problem for our scanning
>team.
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>Under the report menu in ISS 6.1, go to technician, operating system. You
>can run a report that shows different information than the vulnerability
>report. If you run this type of report, it will show every machine that ISS
>looked at during your scan, what the operating system was and if it was
>reachable. You can compare this to your vulnerability report. This will give
>a more accurate representation of the scan.
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>We even go as far as to parse the information from both of the reports and
>combine the results for the true representation for accountability to
>management.
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>Hope this helps.
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>Sabrah Calloway
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>Is there are vulnerabilities report in ISS 6.1 that can be generated where
>each computer that was scanned is in the report, even though it might not
>have any vulnerabilities? It seems that all the reports that are available
>only indicate computers where a vulnerability was found. Thanks in advance.
>
>Mike Thommes
>Systems Administrator
>Argonne National Laboratory
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