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bakunin

Yes, that happens sometimes when installp doesn't get all the pre- co- and if-requisites right. I routinely rerun updates multiple times until nothing gets installed any more. It is the same with...

it depends...

if you install e.g. OpenSSL libraries on your server and every application on it uses your standard OpenSSL libraries, then it is your responsibility to patch them.

if your...

Exactly. SSL is, basically, implemented as a (shared) library. Applications use from that library whatever they want to use. If they want to use insecure protocols they do it and if they are...

OK.



Gladly so: fire your security team for proven incompetence.

First: there is a - very small, but subtle - difference between IPv6 and IPv4. It might be hard to grasp for a security...

Hmmm,

google is your friend :)

Here you can find some informations:
Securing AIX Network Services (http://www.ibm.com/developerworks/aix/tutorials/aix/aix.html)

Regards

This suggests that you do not need SNMP, but to finally answer that question you simply will have to try.



No, it doesn't. I haven't installed AIX from scratch for a long time and i am not sure...

Unfortunately there is no way to do that and i would rather doubt that other systems could do it either.

"telnet" (and the same goes for "ftp") is not only a client program, but a protocol too....

I'm a little unclear on what you mean by to "secure telnet". Here are a few thoughts:-

You want to prevent people using telnet at all to get to your server
disable it

You want to hide it...