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Hi<br />
Thanks for the reply...<br />
I am waiting for the client to get back to me about the issue..<br />
After that i will start working on this..I dont have server access now. <br />
let me check it and then i will get back to you..<br />
<br />
Thank you so much..<br />
sanju.<br />

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Hi
Thanks for the reply...
I am waiting for the client to get back to me about the issue..
After that i will start working on this..I dont have server access now.
let me check it and then i will get back to you..

Thank you so much..
sanju.


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Hi,<br />
<br />
We had a website vulnarability scan done for some of our servers. The scan result says that 'Frontpage directory/file remnants found. Frontpage was previously installed'.<br />
Their recommendation was to &quot;Remove all traces of the Microsoft Frontpage web authoring tool. Examin all sites and remove superfluous files. Establish default error messages for public users that do not reveal system information&quot;.<br />
Could you kindly suggest what steps i can follow to get a solution for the problem..<br />
<br />
thanks in advance...<br />
<br />
sanju<br />

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Hi,

We had a website vulnarability scan done for some of our servers. The scan result says that 'Frontpage directory/file remnants found. Frontpage was previously installed'.
Their recommendation was to "Remove all traces of the Microsoft Frontpage web authoring tool. Examin all sites and remove superfluous files. Establish default error messages for public users that do not reveal system information".
Could you kindly suggest what steps i can follow to get a solution for the problem..

thanks in advance...

sanju


security vulnarability : Frontpage directory/file remnants found. Frontpage was previously installed

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