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Problem using nessus on embedded systems

Subject: Problem using nessus on embedded systems
Date: Fri, 7 Mar 2008 14:15:02 +0100
Hi,

I have a target running DSPNet and I do not get Nessus to detect that
this is alive. I try to use both TCP and ICMP Ping and the target go
reply on both methods according to Wireshark. However, Nessus still
belive the target as dead and I don not understand why. I run Nessus
from a debian machine and the target is connected on a sepatare
ethernet interface using a twisted cable. I can ping it using the
"ping" command and all seems fine. Is there some settings I have
missed in Nessus. I have pretty much tried every permutation of the
pinging options.

I'm thankfull for any input on this.

/Bengt
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