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    Even if you increase the port scan options to include 1 - 65535, Internet Scanner does not perform a complete port scan.  This particular piece has been broken since the 5.x release (which is when I noticed it, but may have been longer). Anyway, another configuration change required is in the Tools pull down menu, select Options, and turn on the options for:
    Scan if ping fails
    Always run Checks
 
    Something else that needs to be noted is that a large number of checks require Administrative privileges on the systems you are scanning (not the scanner).  This is another flaw, as Administrative rights are not needed to exploit the vulnerabilities.
 
    The configuration change will increase the time for the scan to complete.  Also, continue to use NMAP, it's a solid tool !!  Take a look at Nessus as well, http://www.Nessus The side by side comparison will amaze you..
 
-----Original Message-----
From: Evans, Mark [mailto:[EMAIL PROTECTED]]
Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 1:23 PM
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Subject: RE: [ISSForum] Internet Scanner & RDP (TCP 3389)

You need to increase  the port range under TCP Services. By default, IS only scans the well-known port range (0-1024).
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Sent: Monday, October 07, 2002 9:29 AM
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Subject: [ISSForum] Internet Scanner & RDP (TCP 3389)

Does anyone know what you have to enable in the Internet Scanner Policy to detect the RDP service (TCP 3389)?  I scanned a range with nmap and it detected RDP running on a few hosts.  However, an Internet Scanner scan of the same range didn't pick it up.  I would expect it to be listed under the services tab?  Is it possible that Internet Scanner is looking for the actual service while nmap is just seeing the open port?
 

Wade Dauphinee
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