Re: -P0 still attempts ARP scan

["Arturo 'Buanzo' Busleiman" <buanzo () buanzo com ar>]

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William MacKay wrote:
> I have looked through the source, but i can't figure out why Nmap is
> doing an ARP ping scan when i give it -P0. Is this a bug? I'm pasting
> a log to demonstrate the problem. The -p80 option isn't necessary,
> but makes the log a lot shorter:

It seems it is default behaviour when the destination IP is in the range of one of your nics.

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