Re: Looking for test data

["Larry O'Neill" <larryoneill () gmail com>]

Hi Luis,

Thanks for the reply. I have been in contact with a university in
relation to this, unfortunately I was advised that the campus network
is fairly flat in terms of how subnets are organised, and the vast
majority of hosts are clones - windows workstations with the same
couple of ports open. I'll probably be using it, but I'd imagine I'll
be chucking out alot of the data gathered. I was just hoping I'd be
able to catch something more interesting on here.

Thanks
Larry


On Wed, Mar 4, 2009 at 3:37 PM, Luis M. <luis.mgarc () gmail com> wrote:
> Some universities have big networks and not many firewall restrictions.
> There shouldn't be too difficult to go to some campus, get a network
> cable plugged into your laptop (wireless nets are sometimes isolated so
> it might not be the best option) and run an nmap scan against a /16
> block of IPs.
>
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> Larry O'Neill wrote:
> > Hi,
> >
> > I am new to this list, and not really sure if this is the right place
> > to ask for the sort of info I'm looking for.
> >
> > I am working on a project that uses nmap.
> > In short, I have an agent that periodically runs the scan, uses
> > Nmap::Parser in perl to parse, and then populates an OWL ontology with
> > the results.
> > The general idea is that there would be an agent running in each
> > subnet on a given network, or at least one either side of any given
> > firewall.
> > The OWL ontology is in a location that all agents can reach and can be
> > used to get an overall view of the network, and to track changes an
> > admin may be interested in.
> >
> > Unfortunately, I am finding it difficult to find any significant
> > ammount of real world data so I can test what I have so far.
> > I dont have access to an interesting network to do this on, and I dont
> > want to annoy any network admins out there.
> > I am writing a script that will generate an nmap xml file that has
> > loads of subnets, hosts, services, etc... but I would prefer if I
> > could get something a bit more real.
> >
> > Does anyone here know where I might get a handy lump of test data in
> > nmap xml format to run test agents on?
> >
> > Thanks
> > Larry O'Neill
> >
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