I use ppp over ethernet

["DIGANTA DE." <cliffhangerdiganta () yahoo co in>]

    Hi,

           Along with the nmap -iflist, I would like to give you some more details about my broadband connection. It 
uses PPPoE. The broadband modem/router can be connected on ethernet port (nic) or with the USB port (I generally use 
the USB port). Even I have tried the nic and ran nmap, but I am having the same problem. I tried to run superscan, but 
it also is not able to scan the ports.

            When I run nmap on my LAN (consists of my laptop, desktop and several  Win/Linux virtual machines), I see 
no problem and it works fine. I get this problem only when I connect to the internet.

                                Please see if you can give me a solution.

Fyodor <fyodor () insecure org> wrote: On Sat, Sep 30, 2006 at 02:23:42PM +0100, DIGANTA DE. wrote:
> Hi, 
>     I am having problem running nmap (4.11 Win). I run it over WinXP SP2 and after running it I see the following 
> error::

Would you run "nmap --iflist" and send us the output?  For some reason
Nmap seems to think your "ppp0" is ethernet.  You can block out the IP
addresses if you wish to.

Thanks,
Fyodor



Thanks & Regards 
  Diganta De
                                
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