Re: HACMP and port scans
From: Andrew Leonard (andy@geospiza.com)Date: 09/25/01
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To: bugtraq@securityfocus.com Subject: Re: HACMP and port scans Message-ID: <1001441303.3bb0c817d5ca2@webmail.geospiza.com> Date: Tue, 25 Sep 2001 11:08:23 -0700 (PDT) From: Andrew Leonard <andy@geospiza.com>
Quoting "Eoin D. Fleming" <rtfm@eircom.net>:
> It appears that IBM's HACMP 4.4 clustering software can be induced to
> fail simply by port scanning clustered machines, has anyone come accross
> this vulnerability and is there a workaround?
I have not seen this particular vulnerability, having never used HACMP.
However, I did see a very similar thing on Compaq's TruCluster product two jobs
ago: If port-scanned from a machine without a PTR record in DNS, the cluster
would develop split-brain syndrome. At management's request, this was kept
quiet (as in, not posted here), and we worked with Compaq to develop a patch.
This was back in 1999, and applied to TruCluster 1.5 (I think...). I never saw
an advisory about this from Compaq, so as far as I know this was quietly rolled
into TruCluster updates.
cheers:
andy
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