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Determining whether your version of SQL Server and MSDE is vulnerable to Slammer...


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This article provides the detailed version information you can use to determine whether your various systems are protected. Keep in mind, as many people are finding out now as they continue to see infections from the worm, MSDE is also vulnerable to the worm.

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