RE: Probe data for windows vista and 2008

[swapna prasad <swapna_prasad () hotmail com>]

Thanks Rob, I use services on ports(e.g. 135,137, 139, 445 and 3389) to distinguish between OS, IIS 7.0 is for both 
Windows vista and 2008 so it wouldn't be possible to distinguish one from the other, is there any other service that 
would be useful in this regard. 
Thanks> From: robert () everythingeverything co uk> To: swapna_prasad () hotmail com; nmap-dev () insecure org> 
Subject: RE: Probe data for windows vista and 2008> Date: Tue, 4 Mar 2008 02:38:52 +0000> > Hi Swapna,> > Vista and 
Server 2008 are operating systems (and already have fingerprints> in the nmap-os-db file), they are not services 
themselves. I believe the> nmap-service-probes file contains regular expressions that should correctly> identify the 
version number of the services, such as IIS 7, that come with> Vista and Server 2008.> > Regards,> > Rob> > > 
-----Original Message-----> From: swapna prasad [mailto:swapna_prasad () hotmail com] > Sent: 04 March 2008 02:29> To: 
nmap-dev () insecure org; sales () insecure com> Subject: Probe data for windows vista and 2008> Importance: High> > > 
Hi,> > I have downloaded the latest nmap from this site and in the> nmap_service_probe file. I don't see any probe data 
entries for Windows> Vista and Windows 2008. Can you please let me know where I can get these> information.> > Thanks 
in advance> Swapna> > _________________________________________________________________> Connect and share in new ways 
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