hisecweb, iislockdown and urlscan

From: Turk (turkva@hotmail.com)
Date: 03/18/03 

From: "Turk" <turkva@hotmail.com>
Date: Tue, 18 Mar 2003 06:27:06 -0800

Sorry, I forgot in step four that you can also apply the
default basicsv.inf (for server) or basicws (for pro) from
the Security Configuration and Analysis snap in also there
by reverting your security policy back to the default
settings.

v\r
Turk

>-----Original Message-----
>1. There is a way to uninstall the template you are
>refering to. (That will be apparent later)
>2. Open up a new MMC and add the two security snap ins,
>Security Configuration and Analysis and Security
>Templates. You can open the template in the later and
make
>changes to it and see what it does change. (Which is also
>the answer to number three)
>4. Use the Security Configuration and Analysis snap in to
>compare the template to your security database. (If it
>matches, it is installed)
>5. When you run the IIS lockdown tool, you have the
option
>to view changes before they are made. As for URLScan,
open
>the URLScan.ini file in the %SystemRoot%\System32
>\inetsrv\urlscan folder, it is the running configuration
>file for URLScan.
>
>I hope these quick answers helped.
>
>>-----Original Message-----
>>Hi,
>>
>>Can anyone answer following questions ?
>>
>>Is there a way to uninstall HiSecWeb.
>>
>>How can I know what are the settings made by HiSecWEb
>>
>>How can i know whether hisecweb is installed or not
>>
>>How can I know what settings r made by IISLock Down and
>URL Scan.
>>
>>Thanks,
>>Montu
>>
>>
>>
>>.
>>
>.
>

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