Re: Monitor Services on Windows machines
From: Avleen Vig (work@silverwraith.com)
Date: 02/26/03
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Date: Wed, 26 Feb 2003 03:55:46 -0800 From: Avleen Vig <work@silverwraith.com> To: Robert Formanek <robert.formanek@wipo.int>
> > Wouldn't restarting services automatically, when you don't know why they
> > died, generally be a bad thing?
> I assumed that we are talking about workstations where user do
> something stupid or a SNMP service on a machine responsible to send
> out tens of thousands of mails. In these described scenarios I'd
> rather have a automated restart. And, you may setup a utility to only
> restart the service twice - if it fails again, a manual restart has to
> be done.
Ok, I accept that there are some situation where an automatic restart
may be an option. I still feel it's a bad idea. I mean, isn't it better
to find out *why* a produciton system just went offline, before blindly
bringing it back?
This partly assumes you have some form of redundancy.
> > The security implications are horrible! :-)
> That may depend on the Security officer ;-)
Absolutely not!
Security is absolutely *not* the sole responsibility of the Security
Officer. It is the responsibility of *every employee*.
The responsibility of the security officer is to ensure that proper
security guidelines are being met.
If you're a server admin you are the first person responsible for the
security on the server, and that means you shouldn't be doing anything
that you know could lead to a compromise!
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