Re: NMap scanning from ethernet lan to wifi part

[brabo () nrgsports be]

 the suggested nmap switches do not work.
there is no other mode to put the wifi router in.

@troy:

yes, i am scanning through 2 NAT's, a point i am well aware off.
imho, this cannot be the cause of my problems, since i do everything
through these NAT's, including bittorrent and nmap scans to outside
addresses, all which works just fine.
please correct me if this thought is wrong ;-)
also, the setup as it is is static, the first router = wifi router,
this i cannot change.
so your suggestion to route all traffic through the other router is
not an option.

i've reread the docs on the wifi router, and i think i can't get it
good with it.
if only it'd been an opnwrt compatible router :(

thanx already for all the input!
it has been very usefull :)

brabo.
On 6/2/08, infolookup () gmail com <infolookup () gmail com> wrote:
> Is filtering enabled on the router, this could be blocking any type of icmp
> request? Try to disable this then try again.
> Sent from my Verizon Wireless BlackBerry
>
> -----Original Message-----
> From: brabo <brabo () nrgsports be>
>
> Date: Mon, 26 May 2008 15:28:58
> To:security-basics () securityfocus com
> Subject: NMap scanning from ethernet lan to wifi part
>
>
> Hi,
>
> This is the setup: 1 ethernet/wifi router with 3 wifi clients connected to
> it.
> 1 ethernet router with wired connectien
> 3 pc,s behind the last router.
>
> now, when i start an nmap scan of the subnet of the ethernet/wifi
> router, all i detect is the router itself.
> so, none of the wifi-connected pc's show up. is this normal?
> is there a way to see those clients?
>
> router model is SMC2804WBR.
>
> Thanx for any input,
> brabo.
>
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