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Cisco MXE 3500 ships with ESXi, RHEL4.7, and Windows 2003 Server settings, which ensures a high level of security. We recommend that you follow these security best practices:
Microsoft releases a list of security hot fixes Every 2nd Tuesday of the month. Every 3rd Tuesday of the month, excluding holidays, Cisco will release a technical bulletin with the Microsoft security bulletin hot fix identifiers that Cisco recommends you install on Cisco MXE 3500, at which time you should compete the following tasks:
1. Download and read the Cisco technical bulletin for each recommended hot fix.
2. Download and read the Microsoft security bulletin.
3. Download each recommended Microsoft hot fix.
4. Follow the procedures that Microsoft provides to install the hot fixes on Cisco MXE 3500.
If Microsoft releases a security hot fix for a catastrophic problem outside of the monthly cycle, Cisco will release a corresponding technical bulletin.
You can access Cisco MXE 3500 technical bulletins at the following URLs:
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps9892/prod_bulletins_list.html
http://www.cisco.com/en/US/products/ps12130/prod_bulletins_list.html
Table 20-1 lists Cisco MXE 3500 Windows 2003 Server services and startup types.
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