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Scanning targets with custom ports #2

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flavioveloso3 opened this issue Apr 30, 2020 · 0 comments
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Scanning targets with custom ports #2

flavioveloso3 opened this issue Apr 30, 2020 · 0 comments

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flavioveloso3 commented Apr 30, 2020

Hello!
Trying to scan a file containing lines of this format:

https://ip_address:9443
http://ip_address:8080
https://ip_address:5986
http://ip_address:8080
https://ip_address:3790
https://ip_address:8443
https://ip_address:8443
https://ip_address:2083
https://ip_address:9443
http://ip_address:1741
https://ip_address:8081
https://ip_address:8443
https://ip_address:8443
https://ip_address:2087
https://ip_address:9443
https://ip_address:9001
https://ip_address:8443
http://ip_address:7547
https://ip_address:8443
https://ip_address:8443
http://ip_address:8001
http://ip_address:9191
...

with command:
citrixmash_scanner -f .\file.txt -w 20 -v -t 30
But the output contains only a small part(1/10) of these addresses, although citrix is precisely installed on each of them and they are working.
For example, here is one of the servers on which there is no output in the scanner:
https://208.125.244.162:8443

UPD:
Now I checked on the list of hosts with a normal 443 port and out of 500 hosts I received only 68 answers in the output.

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