RE: looking for tool to find open ports and domains

[James.Fields () bcbsfl com]

Google around for NBTSCAN.  While it isn't a port scanner, it ca very
quickly tear through just about any sized network and return the netbios
namespace for anything listening.  Has a variety of options for
formatting output.  We use it to look for users bringing in personal
laptops.

-----Original Message-----
From: Michael Chilcott [mailto:michael_chilcott () emoryhealthcare org] 
Sent: Friday, May 07, 2004 11:07 AM
To: security-basics () securityfocus com
Subject: looking for tool to find open ports and domains

I am looking for a way to scan for specific ports on all the PC's in our
network. Also in this scan I would like to know what domain these PCS
belong too. I have tried Nessus, nmap, and superscanner; and they
produce great reports on the ports open, and way too much information
about the machine.  Does anyone know any easy way to just get the port
numbers open, and what domain the PC belongs to? Maybe I used the right
tool, but not configured correctly...

Thanks,
Mike


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