Re: bug report ?

[uzy () isecurelabs com]

Christian Haderer writes: 

> Your nmap32 version for windows is really cool stuff, but... 
>
> my machine has two network cards, when running nmap32 it tells me to 
> define an adapter because its confused (I think that was the words it 
> used...), something like eth0, but there is no eth0 definition of a device 
> on windows, is there?
> If I give the ipconfig definition of the adapter with the -e switch, I 
> just get a return of no such adapter found. The MAC doesn´t work either. 
> Defining my own IP adress also doesn´t help. 
>
> I thought you should know. 
>
>
> mfg
> Haderer Christian 
>
> e9725745 () student tuwien ac at 
>
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Hi, 

You should try
c:\>nmap --win_list_interfaces --win_trace 

C:\nmap-3.75>nmap  --win_help
Windows-specific options: 

--win_list_interfaces : list all network interfaces
--win_norawsock       : disable raw socket support
--win_forcerawsock    : try raw sockets even on non-W2K systems
--win_nopcap          : disable winpcap support
--win_nt4route        : test nt4 route code
--win_noiphlpapi      : test response to lack of iphlpapi.dll
--win_trace           : trace through raw IP initialization 

Bye 


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