Re: nmap and BGP support?

[Patrik Karlsson <patrik () cqure net>]

Mike,

I started some BGP work for nmap some time ago but never got around
completing it, but there should not be a limit in terms of platform it runs
on. I'll check if I can dig up the code. I did create some bgp tools in
Java back in 2006 [1], don't even know if they work anymore.

-Patrik

[1] http://www.cqure.net/wp/tools/network/bgp4toolkit/



On Mon, Apr 21, 2014 at 4:14 PM, Mike . <dmciscobgp () hotmail com> wrote:

> does nmap currently have any scripts or testing for BGP related services
> (port 179T)? i was curious because there is a devastatingly powerful router
> injection tool called LOKI , mainly for nix, that can support the protocol
> (but not windows). apparently, and this is why i am asking in regards with
> nmap, windows does not have support in the kernel for BGP? that is what the
> LOKI website says. what exactly does that mean? would that mean that nmap
> can not craft a bgp packet with a script? nping could not work either? i
> could have swore years ago, i ran nemesis on windows and it indeed had a
> template packet for BGP. so i'm just confused as to how a kernel does not
> support a protocol and does this completely limit this option as far as
> nmap is related?
> i would love to one day see BGP support (maybe a script to test for BGP-4
> authentication or peer info/etc). almost all of your ISP border routers run
> it (and EIGRP) so it is definitely something worthy of looking at
> m|ke
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