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transport level (letting the OS craft the IPv6 header), and at raw ethernet
level. None of them seems to work well, though.
* Make Nping call nsi_delete() on pcap IODs, IODs in TCP-Connect mode and maybe
in IODs of other modes. See http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q3/587
* Fix bug that causes Nping to fail when sending UDP packets to a broadcast
address. More info: <http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q3/752>
* Consider using Nmap's proto-dependant payloads for UDP packets. According
to his tests, better results are obtained when sending UDP probes with a
payload specific to the protocol.
* When doing ICMP echo traceroute (with --traceroute), unless the user
supplies a custom round count (-c/--count), Nping only sends 5 packets
(default round count). This is usually not enough to reach hosts
on the internet. What should be the default behaviour? Stick with the
default round count of 5 or increment it when --traceroute is set?
- We should probably set -c 32 when --traceroute is specified,
unless user specifies their own -c explicitly.
* Investigate about warning on old version of gcc like g++ 4.1.2 20080704
(Red Hat 4.1.2-48). No warnings are shown on newer version but it would be
nice to get rid of them if possible. There are some of them:
@@ -640,3 +626,19 @@
[DONE] [EM] Do some extensive testing of the Echo mode once it is working
to try and flesh out any bugs before merging.
[DONE] Make Nping call nsi_delete() on pcap IODs, IODs in TCP-Connect mode and maybe
in IODs of other modes. See http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q3/587
[DONE] Fix bug that causes Nping to fail when sending UDP packets to a broadcast
address. More info: <http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q3/752>
[DONE] When doing ICMP echo traceroute (with --traceroute), unless the user
supplies a custom round count (-c/--count), Nping only sends 5 packets
(default round count). This is usually not enough to reach hosts
on the internet. What should be the default behaviour? Stick with the
default round count of 5 or increment it when --traceroute is set?
- We should probably set -c 32 when --traceroute is specified,
unless user specifies their own -c explicitly.