[c-nsp] Nmap(way ot)

[nevot]

probably you are using your watchguard doing ARP proxy of your router,
that is, in the 'inside' part of your network, all ARP requests for
the IP of your router are responsed by the watchguard, and your router
is in an 'outside' part.
can you describe the physical connections and the IPs on you network?

2005/5/4, Kern, Tom <tkern at charmer.com>:
> As you write, nmap works on a variety of ports and protocols so an http proxy would just see http headers and traffic not the smtp,ftp,ldap,etc ports nmap is working on, so I don't think that would be the case.
> And also, I probably should of said this first, the watchguard I'm running is NOT running an http proxy. Its only running an incoming smtp proxy rule.
> All the rest are stateful packet filters.
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