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I have run into the same problem although I don't have any RSNS 7 boxes. We found
large numbers of spurious sensors had managed to get defined inside the SP Database
including a bunch that didn't actually get displayed by the console. This included
multiple entries from some multihomed hosts running RSSS, a few with a sensor IP addr
of 127.0.0.1 and one with a sensor name that included two smiling faces (depending on
the font you used).
If you are happy groking about with the SQL query analyser then have a look at the
Component table (and its friends) in the RealSecureDB. If not you can run the command
"ccengine -debug" on whichever system is running the SP Application Server
(.....\Application Server\bin\ccengine -debug) and look at what it reports. There is
a syntax error in the ccengine batch file (check the ISS KnowledgeBase for the
details) as you will need to fix it first.
Cleaning these up is not a simple matter as a) you might find that there are some
entries in the component table that you cannot see from the console and b) deleting
from the console does not necessarily clean up the various underlying tables. ISS
Support sent me a SQL script which cleans up the various tables after a device has
been removed from the console. I would suggest that you contact them.
-Cameron
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Hi there!
I had a very strange Problem. I'm using SiteProtector 1.2 and Netsens 7. As
I looked into the console last friday, I found out that no Events are being
displayed.
After examining everythng I found a new Sensor apearing suddenly at 3:33:37
AM GMT+1. IP-Adress was that from a Networksensor- The name was 6|0r.
There is no way, that an additional sensor is comming to that subnet....
This subnet is only for that IDS.
Any ideas???
Mit freundlichen Grüßen/ sincerely
Bernhard Fuchs
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