Yeah, that's basically it.

Putting an access-list on the VTY will prevent attackers from connecting: the TCP SYN packet will be rejected, and the TCP connection will not be established; without the TCP connection the attacker will not be able to exploit the vulnerability http:...

The best suggestion I have is to limit SSH access to the device.

We have also run into this problem; a TAC engineer (the same Dan Laden that posted before me) determined that the R210-SASXTDR daughterboard was bad. The RAID controller could see the "enclosure" - the daughterboard - but could not see the drives con...