I'm not a programmer, but I think the host OS will have no effect on access
to raw sockets in the VMware guest OS. Raw socket access will be determined
by the guest OS. The only effect that a XP SP2 w/MS05-019 hotfix host OS
may have is on the VMware virtual network adapters.
How well this works in practice, I don't know completely. I've only tested
nmap 3.48 and 3.81, from an old RedHat 9 VM running in VMware 5.0 on XP SP2
with all security hotfixes. I ran it against the host OS and it gave the
results I expected. (I can't scan anything else right now since I'm on the
corporate network.)
HTH.
-- -- --
Rick Smith
CISSP, ISSEP
GSEC, GCWN, GCIA, GCUX
MCSE+I, MCSE (2K)
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| [mailto:nmap-hackers-bounces_at_insecure.org] On Behalf Of David Olsen
| Sent: Tuesday, 26 April 2005 0135
| To: nmap-hackers_at_insecure.org
| Subject: Re- Raw sockets, MS05-019 and Windows Firewall -- Summary
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| I hope this is not an inappropriate question, but will a Linux O/S
| running on VMWare on XP SP2 have access to raw sockets?
|
| I did some googling but did not see a current and clear answer.
|
| Thanks,
| Dave Olsen
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