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wide-scan?
From: Bradley Kite <bradley () deathsgate demon co uk>
Date: Sat, 8 Jun 2002 17:44:07 +0100
Hi everybody. I'm considering adding a 'wide-scan' option to nmap, so that instead of scanning all ports on each host, then moving to the next host (a deep scan) it will scan port 1 on all hosts, and then move to port 2 (well it will actually move through the user-supplied port list but you get my meaning...) I think that it will provide increased paralellism(?) when scanning a lot of hosts with paranoid (-T) timing options because while you are waiting, you can scan other hosts. The down side is that it will require a lot more memory, but you can get around this by reducing the number of ports you want to scan. Comments/Suggestions requested. Regards -- Bradley. pgp key: http://www.deathsgate.demon.co.uk/bradley.key.asc
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