Chris,

My server team was about to install that patch next weekend. So thank you 
so much!!
Just one clarification if you can.  Do we need to prevent them from 
patching only the app server or also the MSSQL server?  We do have a 
remote DB and they were going to patch both the app servers and our db.


Thank you,

Pascale Sterrett




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Thanks for the heads up, we were planning on applying that patch this 
weekend. I will stop that right away.

Christopher Pruitt 
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HP Enterprises Services
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Subject: WARNING on Microsoft MS11-030 KB2509553

After applying this patch to my Reference Server for the 7.6.04 upgrade: 
Windows 2003 R2 x64 with ARS 7.1.00.003 CMDB 2.1.00.02 and ITSM 7.0.03.009 
etc., SQL Server 2005 on remote server), the AR Service immediately and 
absolutely refuses to start.  On reboot from the security patches (there 
were 15 total) the AR Server would not start automatically, and all 
subsequent attempts to start it manually saw the armonitor start, then 
crash.  While troubleshooting with BMC support, it could not even be 
started from the command line.

Removing the KB2509553 security update and rebooting solved the problem 
immediately, with the ARS service starting normally.  The only other AR 
server that I had applied this patch (and all of the others) to was the 
Staging Server (Windows 2003 R2 x64 with ARS 7.6.04 CMDB 2.1.00.02 and 
ITSM 7.0.03.009 etc.), and it has a local SQL Server hosting the db so it 
was not affected.  Note that on the problem AR Server, it was still 
possible to run the SQL Server Management Studio client (2008) and connect 
to the remote db normally, even though the ARS service could not.

Security Bulletin MS11-030 KB2509553 is a Critical patch for a 
vulnerability in DNS resolution that could allow remote code execution; it 
slammed the door shut on something that ARS depends on.  Until BMC comes 
up with a solution for this, I will not be applying this patch to any 
other AR Server, especially my 7.1 production system with a remote db.

Christopher Strauss, Ph.D.
Call Tracking Administration Manager
University of North Texas Computing & IT Center
http://itsm.unt.edu/

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