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I have disabled the SSLv3 on Windows 2012 sever using the following method: http://blog.brankovucinec.com/2014/11/13/disable-the-sslv3-protocol-on-microsoft-windows-servers/
Around the same thing is here too https://support.microsoft.com/en-us/kb/187498/
But when I tested it via Internet explorer (setting the advance setting to only use SSL 3) and I can still access it over https. Is there something I am missing?
How are you receiving Windows Updates? Via. a controlled WSUS server, or directly from Microsoft's Automatic Update service? If it's via WSUS you can remove these updates from the WSUS server, or control the method you are approving updates. If it's from the automatic update service from Microsoft, I think your best bet is hiding the updates in the Windows Update app (start->run->wuapp) then finding the update for Internet Explorer and right click -> Hide Update. This will prevent it from showing up again, but you will have to do it again for the next version available.
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From your posting it looks like you wish to disable SSL 3.0 on a IIS webserver. If that is the case you are totally right with your links and the following registry key should disable it:
Keep noted this will disable only SSL 3.0 for server components. If you wish to disable as well SSL 3.0 for the build in server IE browser you need to use:
After you disabled SSL 3.0 for the server you need to restart the whole Windows 2012 Server after that. Additional keep noted that if you use some 3rd party Software on the Windows 2012 server which do not use the MS Schannel implementation (e.g. an Apache server) then you couldn´t control SSL 3.0 via the Microsoft registry key. So if this isn´t working for you it might be that the HTTPS webservice which still allows you to use via SSL 3.0 is not an IIS.
By the way a better option to check if SSL 3.0 is disabled (instead of using a browser) is using nMAP. You can find here a small tutorial how to use nMAP.