Scan OpenSSL Heartbleed Vulnerability using namp

[Wesley Yee Kok Choon <wesley.yee () cimb com>]

Dear all, 

We are using using nmap to scan OpenSSL Heartbleed Vulnerability in our 
servers. 

There has been reports on a few cases from FS-ISAC (
https://www.fsisac.com/) that McAfee Vulnerability Manager (Foundstone) 
scan script for the OpenSSL HeartBleed has caused  a large number of HP 
iLO cards to become unresponsive. HP does not appear to have released any 
information regarding this issue.   

May I know if nmap has the issue to scan HP servers that has HP iLo card? 

Thanks and Regards,

Wesley Yee 
 
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