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September 29th, 2001, 09:07 PM
#11
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You should review each identified patch, some will be application specific, ie. terminal server, IIs, others are operating system general.
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October 1st, 2001, 03:44 AM
#12
hotfixes
The only problem with the MPSA tool is that it is based on the registry keys. For example, lets say you install the security roll-up for IIS 4/5 . The roll-up contains a lot of the individual hotfixes, but not the individual registry keys. This is something I have a huge problem with, because some of the "unapplied" hotfixes , have indeed been applied and the tool does not recognize that fact.
As for the 6 other hotfixes, I would suggets you look them over and decide for yourself which are important to your situatuation. Afterall, I don't think a standalone win2k workstation needs the IRDA/infra red device overflow patched, but who knows.
For more information about the individual hotfixes, there are links within the tool, to lead you to them.
Hope that helps.
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