Hi, I have tried finding helpful solutions to this, but mostly I could just find this from 2004 (pretty old): http://list.nessus.org/pipermail/nessus/2004-May/009189.html
Looks like they have just my problem. I am a Northwestern University student running Redhat Fedora on my computers and have been running Fedora for almost two years. I've never had any problems with our campus network, but recently after upgrading to Fedora 7, which includes samba 3.0.25, I continually get quarantined on our ResNet because of the 12909 plugin to Nessus, claiming that my Linux machine needs Windows updates to SMB. As far as I can tell, I am since running 3.0.25c and the problem still exists. I simply have to turn off SMB and tell Northwestern's ResNet to rescan me and I am good to go for another week or so. Understandably, I am getting tired of this and NU's IT is unwilling to help out or do the work in fixing the solution, so here I am myself. I would file a bug report for this, but since I don't know the version of Northwestern's Nessus and without access to their servers, I'm starting here on the listserv instead. Any thoughts anyone? --John Hanauer
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