I donno if this is what u mean, but this is what I use.

Thats it!

Thanks for the help vnet576, really appreciate this

what is os fingerprinting used for?

I had a couple of weeks ago a really cool OS Fingerprinting tool for windows.
It wasnt Nmap.
It was a GUI which did nothing but OS Fingerprinting.

Unfortunately I cant remember the name of the program. But Im sure someone here will know of it.

Would appreciate any help on this

cheerz

winsoc

i use net scan tools work pretty good.

Thx I try this tools...

me too, tks for the tools, in a windows station is really rare ...

"Winfingerprint" works well, just google it. maybe here as well in download section.

I have been looking for a OS finger print tool for a while now, but never got around to asking.

Thanx vnet576

Thanks for the tool vnet576, really nice of you

thx can be usefull

nice tool thnx

THX for the tool vnet576

Good Post Vnet576

I Norm Use X-Scan Or Sharez

Will Try This 1

Thank You

Best Regards

Adam

Vast Gsm Team

Da Sick Crew

I think the Windows GUI Fingerprinter you were looking for was this one:

http://winfingerprint.sourceforge.net/

"Winfingerprint 0.5.9
Winfingerprint is a Win32 Host/Network Enumeration Scanner. Winfingerprint is capable of performing SMB, TCP, UDP, ICMP, RPC, and SNMP scans. Using SMB, winfingerprint can enumerate OS, users, groups, SIDs, password policies, services, service packs and hotfixes, NetBIOS shares, transports, sessions, disks, security event log, and time of day in either an NT Domain or Active Directory environment. Winfingerprint-cli is a command line version of winfingerprint and it is currently bundled with each release."


Its pretty nice.

The best tool is without doubt the win32 binary of p0f, it is unrivaled in terms of actual os detection, however it's interface might not be the most user friendly (read=noob-friendly)

Very good tool . WOrks very well . Keep going

yeah thx for this tool man i'll try it

Nice i needed a tool like this.!

good and usfull post! tnx!

NMAP! The defacto standard in "STACK" fingerprinting will give you remote OSs based on the TCP/IP stack.

It is very good. If you run Linux I'm sure you already have it installed..

If not, get it at http://www.insecure.org/nmap/nmap_download.html

It has a Windows version too, lol..

ahh sorry to tripple post this tool lol... see downloadz section...

Wkd..

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whats the other one I had.. actually the other 10... *forgotten*

what's so specail about it...

i mean cgi agaurd does scan the os version to...

nice one i like it ..

Another good os fingerprint tool.

You can try it.
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