Re: umit

[Vladimir Mitrovic <snipe714 () gmail com>]

Hi Sara,

sara fink wrote:
> Is Umit capable to visualize the network like cheops or cheops-ng? I mean
> which computers are connected to  others?

Zenmap is capable of visualizing network topology thanks to recent Summer of 
Code activity. It is still not part of the official Zenmap package, but if you 
have means of accessing our SVN repository, you can check out these features 
while we are still wrapping them up for the final release.

Here's how you can try it:

svn co --username guest --password "" 
svn://svn.insecure.org/nmap-exp/vladimir/zenmap-aggregation
cd zenmap-aggregation
./zenmap &

Once Zenmap is started, try running a traceroute scan on a couple of hosts - 
for example 'nmap --traceroute scanme.nmap.org www.google.com 
www.microsoft.com'. You can run many scans from the same window, the results 
will "add up" (that's another fresh Zenmap feature). To visualize the network, 
select the "Topology" tab. If you don't run a --traceroute scan, the scanned 
host will be connected to localhost with a dashed line, indicating there's no 
traceroute information.

I mostly use the 'nmap -p80 -PN --traceroute <hosts>' scan to grab a quick 
network topology, and then run a more in-depth scan on nodes of interest.

You don't need to install Zenmap to try this out, but you do need to have Nmap 
properly installed.

Cheers,
Vladimir

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