Re: Problem with MSF + nmap + exploit

[haZard0us <hazard0us.pt () gmail com>]

Hi David and thanks for the quick answer.

I'm using VirtualBox in a private vbox network - in this case, intnet. 
Just similar as the vmnet's. If it could help, i have the exact same 
issue in vmware workstation. I'm starting to believe that this problem 
is caused by nmap.

Regards

On 04-09-2011 19:30, David Kennedy wrote:
> Just to gather some more information here and one of the most common 
> results for what was mentioned below. Are you using this in a virtual 
> machine in NAT mode? In most cases NMAP will kill the NAT mode if NMAP 
> is going through. Appears to be to much traffic for it to handle. In 
> this situation, switch to bridged mode which will resolve the problem. 
> If this isn't the configuration you're using then let us know.
>
> -Dave
>
> On Sun, Sep 4, 2011 at 2:25 PM, haZard0us <hazard0us.pt () gmail com 
> <mailto:hazard0us.pt () gmail com>> wrote:
>
>     Hi everybody,
>
>     I know that maybe this list isn't the appropriate one to ask this
>     but, as i am working with MSF, i'm trying to get the answer here.
>
>     I have a private lab with two machines - BT5R1 and WinXP SP2 En -
>     connected to eachother in a private network. No firewalls, no
>     AV's, nothing that i could think of to disrupt connection.
>
>     Doing a simple scan to the XP machine using nmap "192.168.1.10" i
>     can get all the needed results. But, after doing the scan, i can't
>     run the exploit, connect or even ping the machine. Since there's
>     no IPS, IDS, AV, Firewall or some other tool for protection...
>     what can i do to stop this?
>
>     Regards
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