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Hello,

We are trying to protect are servers from this exploit, I read that the
server needs to be at SP4, well I have a couple of servers that are at SP3,
due to the crappy applications running on them. Has anyone found a way for a
temp fix until I can get rid of these apps? I was wondering if we shut down
and disable the plug n play service if that could give me some more time. Any
ideas
 
You can't shut down PnP in Windows 2000. That will make your system mud.
 
Hello,

We are trying to protect are servers from this exploit, I read that the
server needs to be at SP4, well I have a couple of servers that are at SP3,
due to the crappy applications running on them. Has anyone found a way for a
temp fix until I can get rid of these apps? I was wondering if we shut down
and disable the plug n play service if that could give me some more time. Any
ideas
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Maybe you mean upnp? If so, Gibson's util is convenient:

http://grc.com/UnPnP/UnPnP.htm

Art

http://home.epix.net/~artnpeg
 
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