Re: Port Scanning with Languard and nmap question

From: Adam Jones (ajones1_at_gmail.com)
Date: 10/28/04

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To: Carl Wilson <chwilson0607@yahoo.com>

    Latency would do it. It could be that languard is not waiting long
    enough for returns from those ports, and is counting them as
    filtered/closed. Look into your settings for languard and see if
    increasing timeout values will help. Also try running the scan at a
    slower speed. If the device is already doing something else when you
    try to scan it you may not get a response in time while it processes
    everything that came in before your connection request.

    -Adam

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