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RE: Subnet Scanner - 5/28/2007 9:41:36 PM
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4scriptmoni
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i was unable to run it :( maybe it could just grab the local IP and search the entire subnet for valid IPS? the nslookup is used to check if a valid DNS exists? maybe get the list from a simple listips.txt .. i will keep studying the code cheers,
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RE: Subnet Scanner - 5/29/2007 4:48:05 AM
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mcds99
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BTW some companies feel scanning their network is hacking, use with caution.
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RE: Subnet Scanner - 5/30/2007 2:17:10 AM
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4scriptmoni
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Now its working, nice job. its not a port scan, just more of a locator. just pings, and nslookup. some ideas, maybe i modife and post: could also use a ping -a to retrive the hostnames dont print the hosts not pinged nslookup for internal subnets is not usefull maybe do simple port scans like 25, 80 ? but nice script and GUI! u know of port scans in vb? cheers, FF
< Message edited by 4scriptmoni -- 5/30/2007 2:24:06 AM >
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