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Re: FW: FW: How to use Nessus 3.0.3 (Linux) with Nmap port scanning

Subject: Re: FW: FW: How to use Nessus 3.0.3 (Linux) with Nmap port scanning
Date: Mon, 18 Sep 2006 16:39:37 +0200
On Mon Sep 18 2006 at 15:55, Kostadin Kostadinov wrote:

The point is that I don't want to port scan with Nessus portscanner
cause it gives me false positives.

How can a portscanner give false positives?? 

So the question is how to enable Nmap as port scanner in case of
yours proposed list of hosts ("single host, IP, subnet, or comma
seperated list") with commandline nessus. 

I'm not sure I understood your question... If you want to use Nmap
only for some hosts, you can pre-scan them, feed the result into
Nessus and set 'Do not scan targets not in the file' in the nmap.nasl
plugin "prefs". However, there is no way to disable nessus_tcp_scanner
on some specific hosts currently.

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