Single Tool to Run Multiple Tests?

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April 19th, 2006, 10:26 PM
Glork

Single Tool to Run Multiple Tests?

My boss has tasked me to find a single tool that can do the following for us on a (mainly) Windows LAN:

1. test available ports
2. perform limited bandwidth testing
3. obtain current browser version
4. test for Java and Javascript support
5. test for Flash support

Ideally we'd have a single tool with the ability to turn on/off each of the five tests (and specific ports to check with test #1). I'm wondering whether there are any open source tools? Failing that, are there any developer tools for the non-developer like me, such as something with templates?

Thanks,
Chuck
April 19th, 2006, 11:15 PM
ZT3000

Hey...Is that Capt'n Crunch??

:D
April 20th, 2006, 02:02 PM
Glork

Quote:

Originally posted here by ZT3000
Hey...Is that Capt'n Crunch??

:D

Yep, Cap'n Crunch it is--and I'm old enough to remember when it first came out in the 60s! Back then there was just the basic flavor, no "crunch berries" or any other doo-dads.

Now, can you help me out? :D
April 20th, 2006, 07:16 PM
keezel

Quote:

Originally posted here by Glork
Yep, Cap'n Crunch it is--and I'm old enough to remember when it first came out in the 60s! Back then there was just the basic flavor, no "crunch berries" or any other doo-dads.

Now, can you help me out? :D

Lol, I think he's referring to the slightly famous social engineer.

If your questions goes unanswered for much longer, I'll research it a bit when I'm off work and see what I can come up with. I'd be glad to help you out. :)
April 21st, 2006, 01:46 AM
gore

Quote:

Originally posted here by ZT3000
Hey...Is that Capt'n Crunch??

:D

That's not THE John Draper, however, if you look around and search for him you'll see he is indeed a member of AntiOnline, and from time to time comes here to say hi and tell us what he's working on.
April 21st, 2006, 11:31 AM
thehorse13

The answer to your riddle is, Nessus.

The nice thing is that you can add functionality of your own via their NASL (nessus attack script language) support.

--TH13
April 21st, 2006, 12:25 PM
Modderfokker

how long would something like this stay up to date? I mean to fully test windows for all its vunerabilities would take a long time. And by the time they release it, it wouldnt be up to date.

but, then again. You could use a tool of such as part of your security...?