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Re: Inconsistent scan results using 3.0.2

Subject: Re: Inconsistent scan results using 3.0.2
Date: Fri, 21 Apr 2006 17:17:14 -0400
On Fri, Apr 21, 2006 at 03:33:08PM -0400, John S. Gaythorpe wrote:

Two scans of the same host, first one came up clean... interesting as it is a web server,
ran it again and now showed all the ports that should have been shown in the first one.
Now the first time I entered two addresses: addr1, addr2
The first machine reported all the holes, while the second one in question did not.
The second scan of the system in question was scanned just by itself and reported correctly.

Are addr1 and addr2 on the same physical machine by any chance? If not, this sort of behaviour is suggestive of resource contention issues. Are you aware of any when you were running the first set of scans? Is the behaviour repeatable? And lastly, what does the nessusd.messages log tell you about the first scan of addr2?


George
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