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I need to develop a list of all unix and windows 95/200/XP/vista/etc services along with additional information about each one. Does anyone know where I can find such a listing? I need it to be a complete, not partial, listing for each operating system version.

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by thumbsup2

Quoted directly from the Belarc website:

License: The license associated with this product allows for free personal use only. Use on multiple PCs in a corporate, educational, military or government installation is prohibited.

Q: Can I purchase a license to run the Belarc Advisor on my corporate network, or my customer's network?

A: We do not permit use of the Belarc Advisor for commercial purposes, however we suggest that you take a look at these products, which we do license for commercial use:

BelManage
BelManage - Small Network Option
BelSecure
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by ---tk---

http://www.ss64.com/nt/syntax-services.html

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/List_of_Unix_daemons
http://www.experiencefestival.com/a/List_of_Unix_programs_-_System_software/id/1636808

There is no real such thing as "complete", If you want complete, you will need to go to HP, Dell, Toshiba, Asus, AMD, Nvida, ATI, ect... and get a list from them... all their software will install a couple different services for their products...

And for Unix, you could actually put down Zero services down... and you would be correct... processes(services) are referred to as Daemons.

by winthrop.polk

Belarc is a good tool, but it isn't what I need.

What I have been tasked to do is complete a "cyber machine hardening study". This project spans about 50 different sites, each site probably has close to 100 cyber machines (each machine has unique properties such as OS). I also have to develop fleet wide policies for programs, identify known vulnerabilities for ports, programs, and services, provide justifications for removing services, maintain a database of said information, etc, etc.

So, inorder to harden these devices, I first need to know what ports, programs and services are running on each machine. It may be as long as a year until I finally get this information. So I am looking at getting a head start in identifying service vulnerabilities and such so that, when I get the information on each cyber machine, and I find a service running that I have already identified, studied and indentified it's known vulnerabilities, it will move alot quicker. Thats why I am asking for the diffinitive listing of all services. I guess I'm screwed for the next years worth of work. Or, any other suggestions......

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