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Run Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer.
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Run Microsoft Baseline Security Analyzer.

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I would run this locally on each box so you do not have to open a bunch of ports to execute a remote scan.
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I would run this locally on each box so you do not have to open a bunch of ports to execute a remote scan.

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what the best way to run locally?
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I have over 700 servers and 2000 workstations, that my get a little tedious
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I have over 700 servers and 2000 workstations, that my get a little tedious

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Does anyone no of a utility that I can scan my network with to show me if null sessions are enabled on any of my servers or workstations?
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Does anyone no of a utility that I can scan my network with to show me if null sessions are enabled on any of my servers or workstations?

Null sessions

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