I am unable to run RogueScanner without a lot of failures on Windows 2003 Standard w/SP2.

The fault addresses are most commonly 0×0019ff88, but occasionally at 0×01769ebc.

I don’t know what this means, but I am certainly hoping someone else does :)

Thanks!

I think I have it figured out… After disabling all of my VMWare Server services, I was able to scan without errors.

Interesting. What VMware product are you running?

It is VMWare Server 1.0.4 build 56528

Apparently that wasn’t the problem. It started failing again.

I tweaked with the config file until I could get it to pseudo reliably run.

I am running this in an administrative RDP session to the server.

I will try a console session to see if it makes a difference.

No difference that I can tell… it will scan the entire subnet… sometimes finish analyzing.. sometimes not and then just disappear… not error message, just gone.

I checked the Application Event log file and there was an error (seems like this is the same one I have been getting, but thought I would document it for later anyway):
EventID: 1000
Source: Application Error
Description: Faulting application RogueScanner.exe, version 2.6.0.0, faulting module RogueScanner.exe, version 2.6.0.0, fault address 0×0019ff88

I suspect the issue is that some unique configuration on your network is triggering a bug in RogueScanner that we haven’t seen before. The best way to find and fix the issue would be for you to run RogueScanner under a debugger and see where the issue exists in the code.

Otherwise, you will probably have more success using the Paglo Crawler. Functionally it is a perfect superset of RogueScanner and its code has had a lot more love recently.

I am sorry to show my ignorance, but what kind of debugger are you talking about?

There is an INI option for debug, but other than that… do you mean grabbing the source and trying to run it from source in a compiler?

If so, please let me konw where to find the source and where to find the compiler… I don’t know what language it’s written in… sorry :(

It’s been a long time since I coded anything, but I suppose I can give it a whack.