Microsoft DNS Patch MS08-037 faces problems
at 1:49 am
on July 23, 2008
in Security, Technology, Tellicommunications
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Separate problems are plaguing the July 10, 2008 MS08-037 DNS patch released by Microsoft to correct the recently disclosed multivendor DNS Cache Poisoning vulnerability. Interruptions are being experienced in the Exchange Server services components on several of the software giants operating systems.
SBS services blog provides more information on the subject noting that Active Sync, Internet Protocol Security (IPsec) services and Internet Authentication Services (IAS) are failing after the application of the patch.
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