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GomoR wrote:
> I told the author to re-test using latest Nmap, and here
> are the results:
Well, I tried with 3 different browsers to drop a comment there, but it proved impossible :P
Do you have the author's email address?
Anyway, here is what I was about to post:
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Well, when using Nmap against an IP address that proves difficult to OS-detect (like in your NAT box
example), you should, instead of submitting the fingerprint or whatever, do an nmap Qscan: It's a
new nmap scan that you can use with -sQ. It will let you discover how many boxes are behind the NAT
box, and group them. Then, you can use nmap again to only scan the ports that belong to a certain
group only, and discover each OS separately.
And, you should check out the Nmap Scripting Engine ;)
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