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    using nmap to scan for a specific server on the network..

    I've been trying to use nmap to scan for specific server on the network like MSSQL which by default runs on port 1433, now I've used nmap like this
    "nmap -sP -p T:1433 192.168.10.*" now this would actually scan the network looking for a computer with the service running on port 1433, and report it back as open, the only problem with this scan is that it reports every node alive on the network only that reports it as port status closed...my question is; how could I run nmap that only reports the machine running service on port 1433 and not every machine up on the network?...this applies for any other service, like http, telnet, ftp, etc..

    thanks in advance...
    Last edited by k_tech; July 23rd, 2008 at 04:32 PM.

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