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| Subject: | Throttling down scans |
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| Date: | Thu, 26 Aug 2004 09:30:12 -0600 |
Hi, Is there a way that we can throttle down our scans on our subnets so that it wouldn't impair network performace? I'd like to see if anyone can look at our scanning profile and give me some insight as to what is wrong. We are using a lot of routers with firewall featureset within them. During the scanning process, it opens up hundreds of half-open connections filling the state tables of the routers thereby causing a DOS on the network. (See attached file: primary) Thanks,
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