RE: Auditing a Win2K box

["Jason Allred" <jallred () tcul coop>]

 Hey all,

Just for the record, GFI Languard is not free.  It is available for
download as a trial version, but you only get limited functionality.
Unlimited IP scanning with this solution costs $995.  I definitely
recommend it as you can obtain an elaborate synopsis of how secure your
network and its resources are.  You can also use it to centrally manage
and roll out product updates. It is a very handy tool and well worth the
cost if you administer in a medium to large scale enterprise.

Regards,

Jason



-----Original Message-----
From: Marco Bellini [mailto:seathrun () tiscali it] 
Sent: Thursday, October 07, 2004 2:01 AM
To: xyberpix
Cc: Security Basics[List]
Subject: Re: Auditing a Win2K box

hi to all,
you could take a look at GFI Languard. it runs under windows, is free of
charge or shareware (i don't remember exactly). anyway, another tool
resembling nessus...
i've seen Retina, but it's not free...
HTH

marco

On Tue, 2004-10-05 at 18:18, xyberpix wrote:
> Hi All,
>
> I've been asked to audit a Win2k server, and being used to *nix boxes,

> I could really do with some pointers here. Aside from Nessus,nmap and 
> the likes thereof, can anyone please point me to some decent 
> software(preferably free), and or docs/sites to do a security audit of

> a Win2k Server, and the various things to look out for?
>
> TIA
>
> xyberpix 
  
  
  
  
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