Hello there,

I don't know Nmap::Parser, but first you want to find out what is taking so long (parsing the XML, going over the network, etc). For that, you could always read the official documentation about it, but this link seems to be a nice introductory article for that.

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Alceu Rodrigues de Freitas Junior
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In reply to Re: NMAP Parser very slow by glasswalk3r
in thread NMAP Parser very slow by Noosrep

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