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Apache

srooplal
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‎06-25-2002 02:45 AM - last edited on ‎03-25-2019 02:39 PM by Community Manager

My network went down yesterday - 8 4006 and 2 6506 went down - rebooted. Cause of the problem , a firewall specialist ran a scan on Apache on the network - this caused all the switches to reload - is there any way to stop this - can be accompliced by configuring snmp access-lists and using different ports except port 80.Please advise

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rfroom
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‎06-25-2002 03:56 AM

Depends on what the Apache scan actually did. Could be SNMP vulnerability issues discussed in the release-notes. It could also be HTTP, telnet, ssh or etc. It all depends on what is configured and what the scan actually did.

Quick fixes involve upgrading to the latest code and turning off features like http unless you are using them.

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