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Re: Re: NMap Scanning Issues


From: 09Sparky () gmail com
Date: 1 May 2006 14:08:24 -0000

Thanks for the suggestion.  I did try to slow the scan down with a -T4, but my results still come back the same (well 
inaccurate).  It is interesting that when I run individual small scans against a single IP my results are accurate, but 
when I run a large port scan, they are inaccurate.  Immediately after that, I run the small port scan again and they 
are also inaccurate.  If I wait about 15-30 minutes and try the small port scan again, the results are again accurate.  
So at this point I am going to try and remove my local firewall and test.  Any other suggestions?
Thanks,
09Sparky

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