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Re: Profiling a Networks Infrastructure


From: "Adriel T. Desautels" <ad_lists () netragard com>
Date: Wed, 24 Jun 2009 09:06:34 -0400

Just as an aside, you should take a look at maltego and some of the custom transforms that you can create with it. We've got it tied into nmap, nessus, and a bunch of other transforms that prove to be very useful.


On Jun 22, 2009, at 8:57 PM, Paul Melson wrote:

On Mon, Jun 22, 2009 at 11:18 AM, pma111<pmaneedham () hotmail com> wrote:
Is there a specific tool or procedure you use when you want to "profile" a specific network. Namely, I would like to see what options somebody could
use to identify every internal Oracle Database / Database Server that
resides on the Network. Could this be done without tools by some kind of command line instruction, or would it require software installing on the network. Or is it no way near as simplistic as this, and even a user sat inside the network would need access to network documentation / diagrams etc
to identify a full list of all internal Oracle DB's / DB Servers.

It totally depends on 1) the specifics of the network and 2) what your
expectations are for a "profile."  The specific example you give can
be done easy enough with a tool like nmap using the -sV flag.   If you
have local access to the server, commands like netstat and lsof can be
used to find listening network ports, and in some cases tie them back
to running processes.  But from the network side, a port scanner like
nmap that can also perform service/banner identification is the
easiest place to start from.

PaulM

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