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Re: Retina scans caused broadcast storms
From: Fabrice Aubry <fabrice.aubry () wanadooportails com>
Date: 25 Nov 2004 18:49:30 -0000
In-Reply-To: <20041123183343.73950.qmail () web50001 mail yahoo com> I've nerely crashed 25% of a class B subnet, and if I had waited to long every thing would have gone down. Cisco Catalyst Switches did not like the scan. Some options in Retina are much to agressive to be used on a production network. Fine tuning Retina's Configuration is really necessary for live audits on production networks. Fabrice Aubry SysAdmin / Wanadoo Hosting
Has anyone ever caused a full blown broadcast storm by using the Retina
Security Scanner.
Its looks as if I may caused a severe slow down on a network recently and think
the scanner may have caused it. What I am trying to determine is whether
existing problems in the switching enviroment may have been exaserbated by the
use of the scanner.
Anybody else ever experience these sorts of issues with Retina?
dale
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Current thread:
- Retina scans caused broadcast storms dale ball (Nov 24)
- RE: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Rob Shein (Nov 27)
- Re: Retina scans caused broadcast storms DokFLeed (Nov 27)
- RE: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Ben Nagy (Nov 27)
- <Possible follow-ups>
- RE: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Steven Trewick (Nov 27)
- RE: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Piskovatskov, Alexey (Nov 27)
- RE: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Evans, Arian (Nov 27)
- Re: Retina scans caused broadcast storms Fabrice Aubry (Nov 27)
- Re: Retina scans caused broadcast storms no name (Nov 27)
- Re: Retina scans caused broadcast storms William Allsopp (Nov 27)
