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MS Update issue with 2003

Discussion in 'Windows Server System' started by ElGuapo, 2009/02/09.

  1. 2009/02/09
    ElGuapo

    ElGuapo Inactive Thread Starter

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    I'm running a domain with Server 2003 Enterprise. I recently ran high priority updates. After updates were done, Symantec Live Update was unable to reach it's update site, and server couldn't reach MS Update page.
    SP2 was installed, cause problems and was uninstalled. Server is running SP1.

    Servers were updated for first time in over 14 months.

    Any help would be appreciated.
     
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    Arie

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    Any clues from the Event logs?

    Post the last 75 lines of the WindowsUpdate.log here.
     
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    ElGuapo

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    Nothing. Symantec keeps reporting a rundle.exe file, but can't remove it. We're doing the manual registry and file removal tonight.

    Has anyone ever heard of this problem before?
     
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    Arie

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    I haven't, but have you searched the Symantec support site? Contacted Symantec support?

    That would be the 1st thing I did.
     
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    ElGuapo

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    Thanks Arie. Symantec did have a remove for it. We also found W32.Downadup, which (among other things) blocks access to security sites including windows update and symantec. Hopefully removing that will fix the problem.
     
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    Arie

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    Yea, a lot of worms/malware disable Windows Updates these days.
     
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    aweston

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    It sounds like the Hako virus.
     
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    aweston

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    Downadup.. Confiker. Which means you didn't patch the RPC vulnerability. Make sure you have the proper patch installed (available from Microsoft) and then scan for the infection using Bitdefender's removal tool.

    I can pretty much promise you your entire network is infected and that you're going to have a brutal time getting rid of it.
     

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