Any help is appreciated.
My Command line:
nmap -sP -PI -oA ping-10.10.0.0 10.10.0.0/16
Obvisouly, I am running out of buffer space somewhere, but where is my question, and is there a solution, except to reduce the size of the subnet being scanned. I first tired -T4, and backed it all the way down to -T1, with almost no difference. I get lots of hosts returned as being up, then it starts giving me the error below. I have tried different size subnets, and the largest I can scan with out geting the error is /22.
I sometimes get an error similar to #2 below. (can;t remember the whole thing, and forgot to copy it.)
I scan a lot of large subnets, and would like to ge this resolved.
Is there another way to throttle back, besides the timing option? I hate having to do 20 or 25 smaller scans, then cat'ing them together.
error #1
sendto in sendpingquery returned -1 (should be 8)!
sendto: No buffer space available
error #2
RTTVAR
My versions:
nmap version 3.48
Linux xxx.xxxx.org 2.4.22-1.2174.nptl #1 Wed Feb 18 16:38:32 EST 2004 i686 i686 i386 GNU/Linux (Fedora Core 1)
Thanks again for any help....
joe
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