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Re: DOS on inetd w/ nmap
From: pete () S3 INTEGRALIS CO UK (Pete Philips)
Date: Wed, 26 Apr 2000 15:25:21 +0100
"Clifford, Shawn A" wrote:
I have nmap version 2.12 (the latest stable version), and 'nmap -h' doesn't show me those options for -T. To be fair, I didn't read through the man page for nmap in any detail before launching my scans.
Timing support (-T) was added to Nmap at 2.3 beta 6. The latest is 2.3 beta 21. Richard Johnson wrote:
On IRIX, inetd is croaking because it has problems with its built-in support for small services. Turning those off (specifically echo, tcpmux) in inetc.conf was the solution SGI suggested for keeping inetd running on an O2K. This is reportedly fixed in IRIX 6.5.2, but I don't have bug ID or patch ID info.
Alternatively you might consider abandoning inetd altogether and switching to xinetd. This offers much improved functionality and a number of nifty security advances such as being able to bind a service to a particular interface. Check out: http://synack.net/xinetd Pete. --------------------------------------------------------------- | Pete Philips \|/ | | Integralis S3 Team O | | E-mail: pete.philips () integralis co uk | | Phone: +44 118 930 6060 | | PGP Key: http://www.s3.integralis.co.uk/pgp/pete.pgp | ---------------------------------------------------------------
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