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| Subject: | plugin 10919 |
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| Date: | Tue, 13 Feb 2007 07:17:42 -0600 |
I'm trying to determine the significance of this plugin and how it impacts the report. I have several reports where this plugin says a "port was open at the beginning of the scan, and is now closed..." but there is still output from other plugins for that port. If check_ports.nasl determines a port to be closed, do other plugins launch against the port after that, or does nessus consider the port to be closed? Also, does the plugin determine a port to be closed if it fails to open a tcp socket (in which case the port may not be closed), or if it receives a RST (in which case the port is most definitely closed)? thanks
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