At some point...

Post #55,946 by bepatient 10/10/02 8:17:38 AM Reply	At some point... ...you are going to have to violate some security policy (given the set of constraints that you've posted)...so someone in Security (or the AV guy) is gonna have to deal with a little infringement. You need to remotely access 500 machines...or manual touch 500 machines and you need to do it with admin rights or the remote software available from the antivirus vendor. There's not alot of other options...except leave them all broke and get whacked by the next virus to come along. You were born...and so you're free...so Happy Birthday! _{Laurie Anderson} [link\|mailto:bepatient@aol.com\|BePatient]
Post #55,963 by Silverlock 10/10/02 10:15:28 AM Reply	About what I thought. Our security policies are a hell of a mess. "A civilian gang of thieving lobbyists for the military industrial complex is running the White House. If to be against them is considered unpatriotic -- Hell, then call me a traitor." -- Hunter S. Thompson
Post #56,132 by static 10/11/02 1:28:58 AM Reply	Find someone in Security to help. Often, those guys are allowed to break security policy for various reasons. I know - I used to be one of them! :-) You also need someone else with some power to agree that the current anti-virus administrator is a) probably the wrong person or b) doesn't have the access or authority or knowledge to do their job properly. Fixing security policies is a long and slow task, especially when you're not in security. Best not fight that one now. Wade. "Ah. One of the difficult questions."

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