Re: [PEN-TEST] "Type-of-webserver"-scanner?

["Gallicchio, Florindo (2007)" <florindo.gallicchio () ESAVIO COM>]

You can take the output of your nmap scans and feed it to whisker
(www.wiretrip.net/rfp), a tool that will give you the information you need,
as well as information on scripts running on each box.

Florindo

Florindo Gallicchio
VP, Business Development, Information Security
esavio
florindo.gallicchio () esavio com

-----Original Message-----
From: Johan.Augustsson
To: PEN-TEST () SECURITYFOCUS COM
Sent: 12/11/00 7:57 AM
Subject: [PEN-TEST] "Type-of-webserver"-scanner?

I've been 'ordered' to find out how many webservers there are in our
network and devide them into Apache and IIS. So I ran nmap for port 80
in a
small area of our network and found a bunch of servers running some kind
of
http-servers. Is there any nice tool out there which connects to the
target
at port 80 and get the servertype for me or do I have to telnet all
those
servers at port 80 and manually check each server? I guess I could code
something in Perl, but I'm not a great coder so thats not an option.  :)

Johan Augustsson