[cisco-voip] Disabling HTTP trace on CM 4.0

[candese.perez at gsa.gov]

I think you just have to add the TRACE verb under the DenyVerbs section of 
the urlscan.ini file.  Thanks for the additional information.







"Wes Sisk" <wsisk at cisco.com> 
07/13/2006 10:16 AM

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Candese,

A bit more information.  OS 2000.4.3 adds additional security settings 
covered in CSCsd62235.  Basically set RemoveServerHeader=1 in urlscan.ini. 
 Is this what you are looking for?  If not, please elaborate on what you 
mean by 'disable http trace'?

/Wes

candese.perez at gsa.gov wrote: 

Anyone have experience using URLScan to disable HTTP trace in IIS 5 on a 
Call Manager 4.0 server? 


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