Re: Problem with MSF + nmap + exploit

[David Kennedy <kennedyd013 () gmail com>]

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> 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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