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Home > Forums > MIS/IT > Security Solutions > Secure Computing solutions Forum

Need advice on security tool

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goonangler (TechnicalUser)
24 Feb 04 4:49
I can find plenty of scripts and tools that identify areas of non compliance on a win2k server, but none that can actually correct what is wrong! I am looking for a tool where you can specify your parameters and run a script to secure the server. Can anyone help. Many thanks
WANguy2k (MIS)
2 Sep 04 9:00
You might want to try STAT. I used to use it with Win NT4, although I never updated it once we went to W2k. It scans PCs and servers, then brings up a list of problems. Many of the problems can be fixed with one click. If it can't fix the problem (i.e. if the fix is a download from Microsoft) it will provide you with documentation and send you to the download site. Good luck.

Here's the site:

http://www.stat.harris.com/index.asp
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