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Re: Nmap 3.75 winpcap 3.1b4, winXPsp2 and dial-up...


From: Andy Lutomirski <luto () myrealbox com>
Date: Tue, 11 Jan 2005 14:22:35 -0800

Hmm... Can you tell me what packet format Ethereal reports for the interface? If it's not Ethernet, then I wouldn't count on nmap getting it right -- the pcapsend code assumes ethernet. Also, the output of nmap --win_trace --win_list_interfaces -vvvddd would be nice.

That being said, I'll put this on the list for my rewrite of the packet library -- it should be easy enough to support.

--Andy

Craig Humphrey wrote:
Hi People,

OK, finally got fed up with nmap not working with dial-up on my laptop
(actually has a cellular [CDMA-1X] based modem), so upgraded winpcap to
the current 3.1b4 which has the experimental NdisWan support.  But I'm
still not having any luck.

Windump (3.8.3b) correctly reports the interface
(1.\Devices\NPF_GenericNdisWanAdapter (Generic NdisWan adapter)

But when I do an nmap -sP x.x.x.x it reports that the host isn't up.
I've added --packet_trace, -vvvv and run ethereal at the same time.

Nmap completes it's test of two echo-requests and two port 80 checks,
with no errors and no responses.
Ethereal correctly spots the echo-requests, but also sees the
echo-responses.  No sign of the port 80 tests.

Has anyone else had this problem... Or even managed to get it working?

Why does ethereal (0.10.2) work correctly (with it's built-in winpcap),
and nmap fail?

Help!

Thanks
Craig

[next attempt will be to set up the bluetooth networking to my CDMA-EVDO
cellphone and see if nmap works over that... :) ]

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