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Re: Scan Issue

Subject: Re: Scan Issue
Date: Thu, 23 Jun 2005 23:44:00 +0200
On Thu Jun 23 2005 at 22:33, Martin Mačok wrote:

Was the target firewalled?

No. Or maybe just a couple of ports among 65K

Let me guess - connections refused with rate-limited ICMP
unreachables?

Definitely not. Maybe a couple of DROP, other protected ports were
filtered with REJECT --reject-witch tcp-reset

Also, if I deselect Nmap, how do I cover the UDP port scanning

No need to cover it. Nessus simply tests UDP services by itself, no
need to scan them first...

Nessus can use the result of amap -u, but UDP service detection is
slow and intrusive, unfortunately. 

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