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@ -2513,18 +2513,20 @@ than the scan you are trying to optimize. So Nmap offers a simpler
approach, with six timing templates. You can specify them with the
<option>-T</option> option and their number (0&ndash;5) or their name.
The template names are
<option>paranoid</option>&nbsp;(<option>0</option>),<indexterm><primary><literal>paranoid</literal> (<option>-T0</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
<option>sneaky</option>&nbsp;(<option>1</option>),<indexterm><primary><literal>sneaky</literal> (<option>-T1</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
<option>polite</option>&nbsp;(<option>2</option>),<indexterm><primary><literal>polite</literal> (<option>-T2</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
<option>normal</option>&nbsp;(<option>3</option>),<indexterm><primary><literal>normal</literal> (<option>-T3</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
<option>aggressive</option>&nbsp;(<option>4</option>),<indexterm><primary><literal>aggressive</literal> (<option>-T4</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
and <option>insane</option>&nbsp;(<option>5</option>).<indexterm><primary><literal>insane</literal> (<option>-T5</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
<option>paranoid</option>&nbsp;(<option>0</option>),
<option>sneaky</option>&nbsp;(<option>1</option>),
<option>polite</option>&nbsp;(<option>2</option>),
<option>normal</option>&nbsp;(<option>3</option>),
<option>aggressive</option>&nbsp;(<option>4</option>),
and <option>insane</option>&nbsp;(<option>5</option>).
The first two are for IDS evasion.
Polite mode slows down the scan to use less bandwidth
and target machine resources. Normal mode is the default and so
<option>-T3</option> does nothing. Aggressive mode speeds scans up by
making the assumption that you are on a reasonably fast and reliable
network. Finally insane mode assumes that you are on an
network. Finally
insane mode<indexterm><primary><literal>insane</literal> (<option>-T5</option>) timing template</primary></indexterm>
assumes that you are on an
extraordinarily fast network or are willing to sacrifice some accuracy
for speed.</para>