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Well i have a problem i was looking at a post here it said open up your fav port scanner and serch for netBIOS but i have no idea where to do that. I tried the help file but had no luck. Could someone tell me how i can look for ports with names like netBIOS or do i have to do something else. And my port scanner is called Advance port scanner should i get a different one to do this. Or maybe i have to check a box, not sure.
>Thanks
To check for NetBIOS, see if ports 135, 139 and 1035 are open.
Cheers,
cgkanchi
Well ,
Here ya go.. here is a link to a thread I posted a while a go on port overviews. Also Thread_killer posted there a link in an all overview of ports.
http://www.antionline.com/showthread...hreadid=240965
And if you're on linux I would suggest Nmap, it's very powerfull ;)
Greetz,
Nmap also exist for windows http://www.insecure.org/nmapQuote:
Shrekkie wrote:
And if you're on linux I would suggest Nmap, it's very powerfull
NMAP is a powerfull portscanner for linux or even for Win users... yes, there is also a version of nmap for win users, although i prefer the linux version. You can really tune your scanning... ;)
what diffences are there between the lin and win versions of nmap?Quote:
Originally posted here by underhound_HKT
NMAP is a powerfull portscanner for linux or even for Win users... yes, there is also a version of nmap for win users, although i prefer the linux version. You can really tune your scanning... ;)
Well, IMHO, the *nix version is stable and the win version isn't. :D
Other than that I don't believe there are any other difference except those imposed by the OS itself.
Not much, I think, except that the Windows nmap is a little slower and if you get it along with nmapwin, you get a nice frontend. If you get nmapwin, make sure that you disable the nmap service on startup as it's not something you want running unless you know what you're doing.
Cheers,
cgkanchi
i don't like the win GUI personally...
thanx for the reply... the only diff i know
is that nmap(win) can not scan localhost or 127.0.0.1
but i believe this to be a winpcap problem and not nmap's fault :)
Eh? The Win Gui is the same as the *nix Gui.