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I was told to search the net to find a solution to this problem and I can not find it. running Nmap on a remote network with a proxy of 192.168.2.254 give a finding of all port being filtered I have used every type of command including FTP bounce. I have came to the conclusion I might have to create a tunnel to the proxy server but have no idea how I would run nmap anyways how could I use proxytunnel to connect to the ftp server and them runnmap to get the ports of the machines on the netwrok
me --- VPN --- 192.168.6.0 network -- 192.168.2.265 proxy --- 172.15.2.0 network
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I don't think nmap supports scanning through a proxy server. What you can do is manually check that the proxy supports the CONNECT request method to connect to arbitrary ports on the 172.* network. If you can't confirm this manually there's little point in trying to run a scanner through it.
CONNECT is used for SSL connections where the proxy does not act as a man in the middle. The proxy links the SSL connection from the client to the server and does not perform the HTTP request itself. A properly configured proxy will not allow arbitrary connections. Is anyone aware of a good proxy CONNECT scanner?
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IT Does support the HTTP connect method use netcat connected to 172.15.2.1
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Hey dprophet,
By any chance, are you taking the Offensive Security 101 course. The problem you describe sounds familiar.
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Yes and its my last problem and its killing me I keep asking in thier forum for a hint or something and I am beng told its easy
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I am taking the same class and I can tell you how I did this problem. I saw your name in the offensive-security forums few times. if you did not solve this as yet email me (
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Hi guys, I'm also stuck on this same problem with the Offsec101 course. If anyone has any tips.. I'd be very grateful.
Thanks.
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Has anyone got to the bottom of this I have attempted to use openssl-too-open teo openf**kv2 tunnel on and on and on and on connect.c and on and can not figure this problem out. I am in fear for my sanity
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