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Re: Varying results from scans

Subject: Re: Varying results from scans
Date: Tue, 21 Feb 2006 10:46:19 +0100
Josh Zlatin-Amishav wrote:
On Mon, 20 Feb 2006, Ameet Zaveri wrote:
How do I go about debugging this situation? In looking at the
message log on the server side I noticed the following. It said
"Not launching openssl_denial.nasl against xx.xx.xx.197 none of
the required tcp ports are open (this is not an error)" for the
host where it did not find the hole. But it said "launching
openssl_denial.nasl against xx.xx.xx.198 [1060]" for the similar
host where it found the hole.

Which port scanner[s] are you using?

And are you behind a firewall, that might start dropping packages while you are portscanning? That way you sometimes get results of a open port and other times you don't.


I know firewalls like in Cisco IOS based routers get aggressive and start dropping packages, if there are more than xxxx packages / second from a given host. Maybe that's the case here?

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