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Short: TCP-UDP-PortScanner with nmap servicetable
Author: cyborg@eanet.de
Version: 0.32
Type: comm/tcp
Replaces: tcpscanner.lha
Usage: TCPScanner {Options} host_to_scan
Options: -f Fast-UDP-scan (50 ports a time)
-l logfile
-p from-to port
-s known services only
-t timeout in ticks ( 1/50 secs ) for UDPScan
-u UDP-scan
-U UDP-scan but no TCP-scan
-v more output
-w wait-ticks between two tcpconnects
-hls hostlistfilename
-n only hosts with a nameserverentry
-a from-to hosts d.c.b.x i.e. -a 100-120 d.c.b.100-120
-b from-to subnets d.c.x.a i.e. -b 10-20 d.c.10-20.a
example: tcpscanner -n -b 1-100 -a 1-10 23.25.0.0
scan subnets 1-100 and in these subnets hosts 1-10 in NET 23.25.x.x
A N D scan only hosts with valid nameserver entries.
example: tcpscanner -p 1-10 www.amiga.kr
this will scan the not existing host www.amiga.kr from ports 1 to 10.
example: tcpsanner -v -u -f -t 10 -p 1-10 www.amiga.kr
scans TCP&UDP ( 10 ticks timeout ) with massive paralell UDP packets
If you just want a quick scan enter: tcpscanner www.amiga.kr
By default tcpscanner scan only from port 1 to port 1024.
If used the nmap-service-file, because its the greatest i have found.
Cyborg