Thanks for the links. The 1st one is the exact tech note that tells one to
disable the Jet Engine and how to re-enable on the WorkArounds.
The others do not mention what happens or how to fix when the re-enabling
fails.
I am 99.9% sure this drive was not compromised. Why? It's never been hooked
up to the internet. Yet, mandates from upon high (management) say 'you have
to disable this'. (Ridiculous if you ask me, that one has to do things for
computers to prevent it from attack when it'll never be effected through the
internet or e-mail).
Yet, also, no one around here where I'm located knows how to re-enable it.
"nass" wrote:
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> "KC" wrote:
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> > So, as requested in this advisory, I entered the command line on one of the
> > computers here to disable the jet database engine:
> >
> > Caution, read the rest of this post before entering this line...
> > echo y| cacls "%SystemRoot%\system32\msjet40.dll" /E /P everyone:N
> >
> > So, that sets it as it should.
> >
> > Come to find out, some of the programs on the computer require the access to
> > that specific .dll. Fine. I'll re-enable it using the instructions also
> > listed an undo procedure... the advisory states to enter:
> >
> > echo y| cacls "%SystemRoot%\system32\msjet40.dll" /E /R everyone
> >
> > I get "Access Denied".
> >
> > Anyone have a suggestion on how to re-enable the msjet40.dll?
>
>
> I'm afraid your system may be compromised or you messed it up!.
> Did you tried the |keys in the registry to adjust to loosen its grip a
> little bit?.
> Read the info here:
> Vulnerability in Microsoft Jet Database Engine (Jet) Could Allow Remote Code
> Execution
> http://www.microsoft.com/technet/sec...ry/950627.mspx
>
> http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...321681033.aspx
> http://office.microsoft.com/en-us/ac...321611033.aspx
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