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SSLV2 removal

Asked by KCS_SD in Microsoft Identity Integration Server, Security, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: Microsoft Office 2003, IIS 6.0

I have two Web servers - only one comes up with a SSLV2 vulnerability hit on a Retina Scan - the other doesn't. I looked at the SChannel/Protocol registry keys on both and they are the same - so I don't see how adding a 'enable' key would make a difference. There must be something else. What is it?

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SSLV2 removal

Asked by KCS_SD in Microsoft Identity Integration Server, Security, Microsoft Office Suite, Microsoft IIS Web Server

Tags: Microsoft Office 2003, IIS 6.0

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