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I have searched and cant seem to find a good asset management tool. What I am looking for is something like NMAP where I can do ping sweeps but store those results in a database and add details to the found asset like:
Owner
Purpose
Then… Continue reading Asset/Host Management with Comments [closed]
I am watching my LAN traffic a bit to see if or what a new Chinese phone on the LAN does.
I turned off uPnP on the internet router but see SSDP in some traffic. Curiously, that is (as far as I understand) a version of uPnP bu… Continue reading Can SSDP still be enable after turning off uPnP?
nmap can detect hosts on a local network. How can I discover if a host is up in remote network (remote network is another public IP address)?
Continue reading Is it possible detect remote host with a public IP with nmap? [on hold]
Quick question. I was scanning a lab network with Nmap just doing host discovery to see what hosts were out there. I got a list of hosts, ips, hostnames, ports open, services, etc. Upon further investigation, though, I discov… Continue reading Why ever "trust" Nmap’s reverse lookup for system hostname when doing host discovery?
I have to replace NMAP with Nessus. I got answer for few settings, but there are few settings in NMAP for which I am not able to get answer. If you could answer me, it would be helpful.
For example,
NMAP Option “-Pn” – U… Continue reading Replace Nmap with Nessus
I’m creating a python networking program and need to discover all the usable hosts on the network such as phones and desktops on Linux.
What works better, NMAP, Arp-Scan, arp, or something else?
I’ve tried this to discover h… Continue reading Best practice to discover network hosts?
I’m doing a simple host discovery on my LAN and noticed that CIDR notation does not report any hosts. I scoured man nmap with no findings in differences between using a CIDR range and any other range.
sudo nmap -sn 192.168.1… Continue reading nmap Not Working with CIDR Notation on LAN
I’m doing a simple host discovery on my LAN and noticed that CIDR notation does not report any hosts. I scoured man nmap with no findings in differences between using a CIDR range and any other range.
sudo nmap -sn 192.168.1… Continue reading nmap Not Working with CIDR Notation on LAN
I’m using nmap to scan a given domain name example.com, which resolves to 2 ip addresses, then nmap chooses only one ip address to scan
for example:
#nmap -vv -sV scanme.nmap.org
Starting Nmap 7.01 ( https://nmap.org ) at 2… Continue reading nmap to scan all resolved ip addresses for a given domain name?
I ran an nmap -sn scan on a host, and nmap reported the host as down. I then pinged the same host with ping and got ICMP responses. I’m confused, because I was sure that -sn among other things, did an ICMP echo request.
Output from my two… Continue reading NMAP discovery scan reporting host offline, pinging the same host gets ICMP responses