Yeah, Nmap isn't for linux anymore!

they have a windows version out. hey newbies go goole

i did

and yes.. im kinda a newbie

Have u been hybernating ....

yeah, man... have you been in a comma or sumthing? j/k go on... explore with it...

Yes, NmapNT has been out a long time now. Although I shouldn't judge because I've never used it, I haven't heard many good things about NmapNT. Apparently, it requires that you install some ridulous packet drivers to get it to work, and new bugs manifest themselves often enough.

If you absolutely insist upon using Windows, you might aswell use a different scanner, Sam Spade or LanGuard for example.


Thank you for your time.
Shaun.

NmapNT
we do i start.
forget about it if your on 56k will take 10 years to display a result and 9 times out of 10 it wont display one at all. i would take shaun2k2's advice and try something
else...

i attempted to port it my self and change it a bit..
no luck...


Peace
Netcomm

Running nmap after a C prompt is just damn wrong anyway!

Its like putting diesel fuel into your ferrari!

Wrong, wrong, wrong!

And evil too!

i agree with shaun... ive tested languard and its quite better than other scanners...
it lists the type of os, open ports etc... whut i like bout is it also lists the possible vulnerabilities...

illwill, if u like LANGuard then u will definitely like the scanner from Eeye. I think its really awesome and digs out a lot of vital information. Like at times LANGuard is not able to dig out some info but Iris does it well. And it also uses Comman Hacking Attack Methods, simulating a real attack, which gives it an upper hand to LANGuard. I suggest that u try it out, nifty piece of software I use Iris only as a secondary scanner, when I need more info on a system. Otherwise I use LANGuard cause its relatively faster.

It's old, but it's useable, tho...

Linux 0wnZ YoU..
Just use it, under VMWare or what so ever U'll like it! And has most hacker tools etc.

Tho, nice sharing with us

Lat0rz,
woutiir

the thing is... you have to have admin privileges to run apps like iris... something that i dont have... so i have to stick with languard for now...