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I have a really strange issue that just came up today since
I updated plugins. It seems like ping_host.nasl is hanging, and not allowing
the scan to run. I’m using a Solaris 10 scanning host, running Nessus
v2.2.3. The host being scanned is Solaris 9. I ran a snoop on the host being scanned, and this is all I
see: 192.168.253.1 -> (broadcast) ARP C Who is 192.168.253.4,
elmftp1 ? elmftp1 -> 192.168.253.1 ARP R 192.168.253.4,
elmftp1 is 0:3:ba:86:a2:e3 192.168.253.1 -> elmftp1 NBT C port=12098 elmftp1 -> 192.168.253.1 NBT R port=12098 192.168.253.1 -> elmftp1 TCP D=60000 S=63000 Syn
Seq=2057139123 Len=0 Win=512 On the Nessus server, this is all I see: [Mon Jun 6 09:54:48 2005][774] user root starts a new scan.
Target(s) : 192.168.253.4, with max_hosts = 1 and max_checks = 10 [Mon Jun 6 09:54:48 2005][774] user root : testing
192.168.253.4 (192.168.253.4) [806] [Mon Jun 6 09:54:48 2005][806] user root : launching
ssh_settings.nasl against 192.168.253.4 [807] [Mon Jun 6 09:54:48 2005][806] ssh_settings.nasl (process
807) finished its job in 0.055 seconds [Mon Jun 6 09:54:48 2005][806] user root : launching
ping_host.nasl against 192.168.253.4 [808] After that, my scan hangs until I kill it. I’ve tried
both NessusWX and the Unix client. Thanks in advance for your help, Luke
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