               Release Notes for
       McAfee(R) ePolicy Orchestrator(TM)
                 Version 2.5.1
                    Patch 13
     (C) Copyright 2004 Networks Associates
                Technology, Inc.
              All Rights Reserved


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This release was developed and tested with:

ePolicy Orchestrator:2.5.1

Make sure you have installed one of these
versions before using this release.

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Thank you for using the ePolicy
Orchestrator(TM) software. This file contains
important information regarding this release.
We strongly recommend that you read the entire
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WHAT'S IN THIS FILE

-  About This Release
   -  Purpose
   -  Resolved Issues
   -  Additional Resolved Issues
   -  Language Support
   -  Files Included with This Release
-  Installation
   -  Installation Requirements
   -  Installation Steps
   -  Installing the Patch
   -  Securing ePolicy Orchestrator SQL Server
      Logins
   -  Testing Your Installation
   -  Removing This Release
-  Contacting McAfee Security and Network
   Associates
-  Copyright and Trademark Attributions
   -  Trademarks
   -  License Agreement and Attributions


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ABOUT THIS RELEASE

PURPOSE

This Patch replaces agent and server files in
ePolicy Orchestrator to resolve the issues
listed below.

RESOLVED ISSUES

-  This release addresses the McAfee ePolicy
   Orchestrator HTTP POST Buffer Mismanagement
   Vulnerability.
   Vulnerability identifier: CVE-2004-0095.

ADDITIONAL RESOLVED ISSUES

1. ePolicy Orchestrator MSDE SA Account
   Compromise -- The default installation of
   MSDE, via ePolicy Orchestrator, configures a
   connection between the ePolicy Orchestrator
   server and MSDE to use an SA account. A
   knowledgeable user could obtain the SA
   password to this account. The ePolicy
   Orchestrator server configuration file,
   encrypted with 3DES, can be obtained by
   issuing a carefully targeted HTTP request to
   the ePolicy Orchestrator server. It is then
   possible to decrypt this file and obtain the
   password by reverse engineering the
   product.
   Vulnerability identifier: CAN-2003-0148

2. ePolicy Orchestrator 2.X Post Parameters
   Heap Overflow -- Sending a POST request to
   the ePolicy Orchestrator agent, where
   parameters in the URL are substituted for a
   large number of A's will cause the service
   to stop responding. A carefully targeted
   request will allow an attacker to overwrite
   arbitrary data and thus execute code.
   Vulnerability identifier: CAN-2003-0149

3. ePolicy Orchestrator 2.X Computerlist Format
   String -- Sending a POST request to the
   ePolicy Orchestrator server, where the
   computerlist parameter contains a few format
   characters, will cause the ePolicy
   Orchestrator server service to stop
   responding when it tries to log a failed
   name resolution. A maliciously constructed
   string containing format string characters
   will allow the execution of arbitrary code.
   Vulnerability identifier: CAN-2003-0616

4. ISSUE:
   When trying to create the event file name of
   NAIFFFF.EVT, the ePolicy Orchestrator agent
   writes the file over and over, causing
   VirusScan to use 100% CPU.

   RESOLUTION:
   The agent now properly writes the file.

5. ISSUE:
   When shutting down Windows NT operating
   systems, the agent was not closing properly,
   which caused systems without the automatic
   power-off to try to load the VSPLUGIN.DLL,
   resulting in an error.

   RESOLUTION:
   The agent now properly closes during
   shutdown.

6. ISSUE:
   During the agent callback when the version
   number is the same for the property files,
   there was a ##delete## entered into the
   incremental property file, causing the
   properties to be removed from ePolicy
   Orchestrator.

   RESOLUTION:
   The agent no longer enters ##delete## when
   the properties are the same.

7. ISSUE:
   When using the following strings in a
   browser window, the agent displays a Dr.
   Watson message:

      http://<Agent IP Address>:8081/%s%x%n

      http://<Agent IP Address>:8081/%x%s%n

      http://<Agent IP Address>:8081/%.516x

   RESOLUTION:
   The strings no longer cause the message to
   appear.

8. ISSUE:
   Even though the randomization setting was
   enabled, a majority of the agents would
   still synchronize when performing tasks.

   RESOLUTION:
   The agent now has a more varied
   randomization period.

9. ISSUE:
   Under certain circumstances, if the agent
   tried to enforce policies and compile them
   at the same time, policy corruption might
   occur.

   RESOLUTION:
   The agent no longer enforces policies while
   it is compiling.

10.   ISSUE:
   Under certain conditions, NAIMSERV.EXE tries
   to release memory twice, causing an access
   violation error that can cause the server to
   crash.

   RESOLUTION:
   NAIMSERV.EXE no longer releases memory
   twice.

11.   ISSUE:
   A single ADO connection was performing
   multiple database operations at once,
   causing a variety of issues, including
   properties from agents to report
   incorrectly, and the ePolicy Orchestrator
   server to stop responding.

   RESOLUTION:
   Now a single connection performs only one
   database operation at a time. This
   eliminates the issues above and improves
   overall performance.

   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
   The agent wakeup call now includes a "Get
   full Props" option, which requests complete
   properties.


12.   ISSUE:
   If the public key data for the ePolicy
   Orchestrator server was not entered into the
   database the first time the agent sent it to
   the server, the message "Invalid Server
   Public Key...Package ignored from
   <COMPUTER_NAME>" was saved in SERVER.LOG at
   every agent-to-server-communication interval
   (ASCI). When this situation occurred, the
   server would no longer accept data from the
   agent.

   RESOLUTION:
   The server now checks the size of the key
   and, if it is empty, requests that the agent
   resend it.

13.   ISSUE
   "Failed to enforce policies" and "Failed to
   get properties" messages were incorrectly
   reported in the "Server Event Viewer" and
   the following events (alerts) were
   incorrectly saved in the ePolicy
   Orchestrator database even though policy and
   task enforcement and properties collection
   completed successfully.

   2232 -- ePolicy Orchestrator Agent: Enforce
   Policy Failed

   2264 -- ePolicy Orchestrator Agent: Property
   Collection Failed

   2328 -- ePolicy Orchestrator Agent: Enforce
   Task Failed

   RESOLUTION:
   These incorrect messages are no longer
   reported in the "Server Event Viewer."
   Although, the incorrect events are still
   generated, you can now filter them so that
   they are no longer collected.

   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
   To filter these events, do the following:

   1. Log on to the desired ePolicy
      Orchestrator database server using "ePO
      authentication" and a global
      administrator account.

   2. In the console tree under "ePO Reports,"
      "ePO Databases," <DATABASE_SERVER>, click
      "Alerts." The "Alerts" dialog box appears
      in the details pane.

   3. On the "Filtering" tab, deselect the
      checkboxes that correspond to events
      2232, 2264, and 2328.

   4. Click "Apply." Beginning at the next
      agent-to-server communication interval
      (ASCI), these events will no longer be
      collected. Events that are already in the
      database are not affected.

14.   ISSUE:
   If an ePolicy Orchestrator server was using
   two network cards and, thus, two IP
   addresses (for example, using one network
   card for a remote SQL Server database and
   another for the managed network), the first
   binding IP address was always used for
   agent-to-server communication. If this IP
   address wasn't associated with the network
   card being used for the managed network,
   agents were unable to communicate with the
   server.

   RESOLUTION:
   Now, if a value is defined for
   "ServerIPAddress=" in SERVER.INI, agents use
   it to connect to the server. Otherwise, the
   first binding IP address is used.

   ADDITIONAL INFORMATION:
   To specify an IP address in SERVER.INI, do
   the following:

   1. In a text editor, open SERVER.INI. This
      file is located in the DB folder in the
      installation directory. The default
      installation directory is:

      C:\PROGRAM FILES\MCAFEE\EPO\2.0

   2. Type the following line in SERVER.INI,
      then save the file:

      SERVERIPADDRESS=<IP_ADDRESS>

   3. In the "Service" dialog box, select the
      "McAfee ePolicy Orchestrator 2.5.1
      Server" service, click "Stop," then click
      "Start" to restart the service.

   4. Deploy the agent or SITEINFO.INI to
      affected client computers.

15.   ISSUE:
   If agents sent an empty event file to the
   ePolicy Orchestrator server, server might
   stop responding.

   RESOLUTION:
   The server now ignores empty event files and
   logs a message in SERVER.LOG.

16.   ISSUE:
   A SELECT statement was used after events
   were added to the database. This statement
   slowed down server performance
   unnecessarily.

   RESOLUTION:
   A SELECT statement is no longer used.

17.   ISSUE:
   The virus definition (DAT) file version
   number for the Nimda Scanner (5000) was
   being prefilled in the "Current Protection
   Standards" dialog box and was causing DAT
   files to be reported as out-of-date. This
   dialog box appears when you run the
   "DAT/Definition Deployment Summary," "DAT
   Engine Coverage," or "Engine Deployment
   Summary" reports.

   RESOLUTION:
   The DAT version number is no longer
   prefilled in the "Current Protection
   Standards" dialog box.


LANGUAGE SUPPORT

This release supports all language versions of
the ePolicy Orchestrator software.


FILES INCLUDED WITH THIS RELEASE

This release consists of a package called
EPO25113.ZIP, which contains the following
files:

   EPO25113.EXE =
      Setup program

   EPOSQLSEC.SQL =
      SQL script

   PACKING.LST =
      List of Patch files

   PATCH13.TXT =
      This text file


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INSTALLATION

INSTALLATION REQUIREMENTS

To use this release, you must have ePolicy
Orchestrator 2.5.1 software installed on the
ePolicy Orchestrator server that you intend to
update with this release.

   NOTE:
   This release does not work with earlier
   versions of the ePolicy Orchestrator
   software.


INSTALLATION STEPS

1. Create a temporary folder on the hard drive
   of the ePolicy Orchestrator server.

2. Extract the EPO25113.ZIP file to the
   temporary folder that you created in Step
   1.


INSTALLING THE PATCH

      WARNING
      Close the Windows Services dialog box to
      avoid installation issues.

1. Back up ePolicy Orchestrator databases.

   If you are using Microsoft SQL Server as the
   ePolicy Orchestrator database, see the SQL
   Server product documentation.

   If you are using Microsoft Data Engine
   (MSDE) as the ePolicy Orchestrator database,
   you can use the Database Backup Utility
   (DBBAK.EXE) to back up ePolicy Orchestrator
   MSDE databases on the database server. For
   instructions, see "Backing up ePolicy
   Orchestrator MSDE databases" in the ePolicy
   Orchestrator 3.0 Product Guide.

2. Log on to the desired computer using a user
   account with local administrator
   permissions.

3. Close all ePolicy Orchestrator consoles.

4. On the taskbar, click the "Start" button,
   then point to "Run." The "Run" dialog box
   appears.

5. In "Open," type the path where the Setup
   program (EPO25113.EXE) is located, then
   click "OK." The "ePolicy Orchestrator 2.x
   Patch 13 Setup" wizard appears.

6. Click "Next" to begin the installation.

7. Click "Finish" to complete the
   installation.

8. In the "Services" dialog box, select the
   "NAI ePolicy Orchestrator 2.5.1 Server"
   service and edit the service to change the
   account back to the original setting. For
   example, if you specified a domain
   administrator account during the initial
   installation, you need to provide that
   account information again. The account is
   not automatically restored.


SECURING EPOLICY ORCHESTRATOR SQL SERVER
LOGINS

If you installed MSDE as part of the ePolicy
Orchestrator installation, you need to complete
these steps if you are using SQL
authentication.

1. In a text editor, open the EPOSQLSEC.SQL
   file from the temporary folder you created
   in Step 1 of "Installation Steps." It
   contains these lines:

   EXEC sp_addlogin
      '<new_login_name>',
      '<password>',
      '<database_name>'

   EXEC sp_grantdbaccess '<new_login_name>'

   EXEC sp_addrolemember
      'db_owner',
      '<new_login_name>'

2. Replace the <new_login_name> variable with a
   user name for a new SQL Server user account
   (login). This variable appears three times.

3. Replace the <password> variable with a
   password for the new user account. This
   variable appears once.

4. Replace the <database_name> variable with
   the name of the ePolicy Orchestrator
   database. The default database name is
   EPO_<SERVER>, where <SERVER> is the name of
   the ePolicy Orchestrator server. This
   variable appears once.

   For example, if the user name is EPODBO, the
   password is T2M0912, and the database name
   is ePO_MANAGE, the resulting file would be:

   EXEC sp_addlogin
      'EPODBO',
      'T2M0912',
      'ePO_MANAGE'

   EXEC sp_grantdbaccess 'EPODBO'

   EXEC sp_addrolemember
      'db_owner',
      'EPODBO'

5. Save the file.

6. At the command prompt, run the following
   command:

      NOTE
      This command is case-sensitive.

      OSQL -d<database_name> -U<account_with_sa_privileges> -P<password>
      -i<path>EPOSQLSEC.SQL

   Where <database_name> is the name of the
   ePolicy Orchestrator database. The default
   database name is EPO_<SERVER>, where
   <SERVER> is the name of the ePolicy
   Orchestrator server.

   And where <account_with_sa_privileges> and
   <password> are the user name and password of
   an account with system administrator
   permissions on the database.

   And where <path> is the location of the
   EPOSQLSEC.SQL file.

   For example, if the ePolicy Orchestrator
   database name is ePO_MANAGE, the user name
   is SA, the password is 53cr3t, and the
   EPOSQLSEC.SQL file is in C:\TEMP, the
   resulting command would be:

      OSQL -dePO_MANAGE -USA -P53cr3t -iC:\TEMP\EPOSQLSEC.SQL

7. Start the Server Configuration program
   (CFGNAIMS.EXE). The default location is:

      C:\PROGRAM FILES\MCAFEE\EPO\2.0

8. Click the "Administrator" tab.

9. Select "Use SQL authentication."

10.   In "User name," type the value you
   provided for the <new_login_name> variable
   in Step 3.

11.   In "Password," type the value you
   provided for the <password> variable in Step
   4.

12.   Click "OK."


TESTING YOUR INSTALLATION

As agents communicate to the ePolicy
Orchestrator server, they are automatically
upgraded. If you wish to deploy the Patch
immediately, you must use an agent wakeup call
or deploy the new POAGINST.EXE file with a
software distribution tool.  The new
POAGINST.EXE file created by the installation
process can be located in your ePolicy
Orchestrator installation directory. The
default location is:

      C:\PROGRAM FILES\MCAFEE\EPO\2.0\DB\SOFTWARE\
      EPOAGENT2000\2.5.1.290\0409\INSTALLFILES\POAGINST.EXE


REMOVING THIS RELEASE

To remove this Patch from your computer,
uninstall, then reinstall ePolicy
Orchestrator.

   NOTE:
   We recommend that you do NOT remove the
   Patch files once you install them. If you
   reinstall the ePolicy Orchestrator software,
   we recommend that you also reinstall the
   Patch.


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