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Bug with how Nessus handles CIDR?

Subject: Bug with how Nessus handles CIDR?
Date: Wed, 01 Jun 2005 10:46:19 +1200
I've just noticed that a subnet I was scanning with Nessus wasn't working - it was only scanning the last IP instead of the range

Ends up I had "1.2.3.14/28" and Nessus only scanned 1.2.3.14

If I change that to the more correct "1.2.3.0/28", Nessus works correctly...

As far as I'm aware, both are equivalent?

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Jason Haar
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