RE: SUS server

From: Bill Mote (bill.mote@mem.com)
Date: 04/09/03

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    From: "Bill Mote" <bill.mote@mem.com>
To: <focus-ms@securityfocus.com>
Date: Wed, 9 Apr 2003 14:47:50 -0400

    Where in my network should I place the SUS server? It seems to me the
    logical place would be the DMZ as I want to use this server to patch my
    workstations, laptops, and my servers.

    Everything inside my network can talk to the DMZ, but the inverse is not
    true. The DMZ can only talk to the DB network on the DB protocol. Neither
    the DMZ nor the DB network can talk to our internal LAN at all. The DB
    network and the LAN can talk to machines in the DMZ though.

    BM

    -----Original Message-----
    From: Brian W. Spolarich [mailto:bspolarich@nephrostherapeutics.com]
    Sent: Monday, April 07, 2003 2:31 PM
    To: Thane Walkup; focus-ms@securityfocus.com
    Subject: RE: SUS server

    Thane Walkup wrote:
    > One VERY good reason not to run SP3 is possible HIPAA and 21CFR11
    > regulation issues - since the license for SP3 technically gives
    > Microsoft unfettered access to your PC, any company under those
    > regulations could be in violation of those regulations.
    >
    > This affects just about any medical facility.

      One can configure the SUS client to point at an internal SUS server via
    Active Directory GPOs. I suspect that if you point it at a non-functional
    URL the auto-update component will essentially be disabled, and it may be
    possible to disable it completely via GPO (haven't looked).

      -bws

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