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NMAP will crush a SOHO NAT router. Do you have a small office (20 or so) running behind a cable/DSL connection? If so, DON'T try to do an NMAP scan again from behind the router. You'll need to jump on infront of it.Quote:
So, I had to quickly restart our router and hope no one noticed! That happened TWICE. Yeah, talk about looking like a doofus.
--TH13
You called it TH, SOHO NAT and around 20 or so computers here. Yeah, so I won't mess with that again here. :)
Even after I have typed in "cd C:\nmap-3.55" in Command Prompt it still doesn't work. What do I do?
J_K9
You have to navigate to the directory it resides in first.
O.k so what do I do then? It's in my D drive, but I've tried changing the command prompt to "cd D:\nmap-3.55" and it still doesn't work.
J_K9
Sorry for being so ignorant :D
Well, I'm guessing at this point, but try copying it to your hard drive, then run it from whatever directory you stick it in.
nmap is located in:
[glowpurple]D:\Documents and Settings\admin\Desktop\nmap-3.55-win32\nmap-3.55,[/glowpurple]
so what do I type in cmd to start it up?
Thanks
J_K9
When you start cmd where are you? c:\Documents and Settings\your name.......?
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Just copy Nmap to your system32 folder. It will start without having to navigate to where ever you have put it.
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D:\Documents ans Settings\Tim
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I have copied it in it's folder to system32, and I just went onto cmd but it still can't be found. Do I have bad luck or am I just rubbish at this?!?!
Tim
Yeah, copy it from CD to that folder as you would any other file you would copy.