Re: OpenSSL Vulnerability Notice

By that, do you mean that no one on the LAN can access the HMC unless they
do it via a box that's also on the protected LAN segment (example: RDP to a
box on the protected segment, run browser session to HMC there)? Or is the
HMC reachable by browser from the general network? Because Heartbleed does
not require anything other than browser access to exploit. Firewalls and
whatnot don't matter if there's an opening to the web service.


On Tue, Apr 22, 2014 at 12:13 PM, Jerry Draper <midrangel@xxxxxxxxxxxxx>wrote:

I get that the HMC has issues with heartbleed.

On the other hand does anyone have an HMC in a vulnerable position?

The ones I work on are inside protected networks on private segments.

Jerry

On 4/22/2014 9:34 AM, Steinmetz, Paul wrote:

Rob,

From what I read and have been told by IBM

Only HMCs with code levels 777 or 778 are vulnerable.
The older HMCs with older code are safe. (776 or older)

777 and 778 used the newer version of openssl, which contained the

vulnerability.

Paul

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Does this mean that my original HMC's will carry this vulnerability to

the grave?

HMC V7R760 was the last release supported on models 7310-C04 and

7310-CR2.

Future HMC releases are not supported on C04 or CR2.

HMC Code Level
Version: 7 Build Level: 20130812.1 Serial Number: 103BC5A
Release: 7.6.0 Base Version: V7R7.6.0 Model Type: eserver xSeries 335
-[7310CR2]-
Service Pack: 3 BIOS: T2E139AUS



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