On Jun 17, 2008, at 4:37 PM, Dr. Jürgen Wendling wrote:

> I found different results when scanning with plugin 14259, depending  
> on
> wether the IP Filters on the remote host are running or not.
>
> With IP Filters running: "The TCP sequence numbers of the remote host
> are constant"
> Without IP Filters: "The TCP sequence numbers of the remote host are
> random"
>
> In your online documentation, I do not find any informations on plugin
> 14259.
>
> Is that plugin still supported by you?

This is from nmap.nasl, which is not actually distributed with Nessus  
any longer. [See <http://www.nessus.org/documentation/index.php?doc=nmap-usage 
 > for more info.]

The info reported above reflects the TCP sequence predictability tests  
that nmap itself performs. You should be able to replicate the results  
by running a command such as "nmap -oG - -O $target" and looking for  
"Seq Index:" in the output.

George
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