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Re: Enumeration of NAT'ed computer names


From: "insecure" <insecure () yandex ru>
Date: Tue, 17 Jan 2006 15:47:02 +0300 (MSK)


I have a need to enumerate computer names i.e. \\elvis  and \\winbox in a SOHO NAT'ed network.  The basic idea here is 
that \\elvis was used to commit a crime, but in order to tie \\elvis the offender, I have to prove that \\elvis exists 
on the network.

Caveat:

I have to do it legally, and I can't actively penetrate the network to enumerate the names. 

Any ideas would be greatly appreciated.

Bill,
no, I'm not a big fan of Elvis

There is a good article in last phrack "TCP Timestamp to count hosts behind NAT" in Linenoise. May be it will help you. 

-- 
Roman Shorokov
Network Administrator
http://www.securitybox.vlz.ru
e-mail: securitybox () softhome net

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