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How to findout machines listening on a particular port
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Mohammed Abiduddin Ghori replied to Sitaram Pamarthi's discussion How to findout machines listening on a particular port
Chinny Chukwudozie replied to Sitaram Pamarthi's discussion How to findout machines listening on a particular port"Nmap for Windows is the most effective tool out there. True it does have lots of features, but the GUI version is really intuitive and you can master the utility in a short while."
Keith Pawson replied to Sitaram Pamarthi's discussion How to findout machines listening on a particular port"You should really learn to use Nmap it's not that hard and if you don't like command line tools it now has a GUI FE available.
But from the command line here are a few examples that I use:
nmap -v -F 192.168.1.0/24
nmap -v 10.10.1.0.24 -p…"
Isaac replied to Sitaram Pamarthi's discussion How to findout machines listening on a particular port"nmap is really the best tool for this, imho. You are right that the many options can be daunting but learning them has been well worth my time. Plus many of the options aren't needed if your doing a simple port scan on your own network. For…"
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Sitaram Pamarthi posted a discussionHow to findout machines listening on a particular port
Hi,I am looking for a windows based utility which can broadcast my request to network and findout howmany machines/ips are listening on the port I have given. Am I thinking too much? Nah!..nmap in unix does this but looking for same functionality in windows. I am not much flexible with Windows version of nmap.Let me know if you are aware of any tool.Thanks,Sitaramwww.sitaram-pamarthi.comwww.techibee.comSee More
Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Paul Stoklosa's discussion Enterprise Antivirus packages - What's the best?"I like the idea of AV less PC in ideal world but world can not ideal ever.!!
Things works great when the PC user is just a user and works with resources on his PC. But the majour problem comes when he connects to the world of internet. There are…"
Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Michael Francis's discussion Exchange 2010 ebook by our own Jaap Wesselius - and you can get a free copy!Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Michael Francis's discussion Exchange 2010 ebook by our own Jaap Wesselius - and you can get a free copy!"Am I allowed to share this link with my blog readers by making a post?"
Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Michael Francis's discussion Exchange 2010 ebook by our own Jaap Wesselius - and you can get a free copy!"Thanks for sharing."
Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Wayne Neilson's discussion How Best to Handle an Acquisition?"Okay. I think you can do this way.
Assume abc.com is your domain and xyz.com is domain of company you acquired.
If you ready to move users to your abc.com domain from xyz.com domain, then move the mailbox, configure a separate recipient policy for…"
Sitaram Pamarthi replied to Wayne Neilson's discussion How Best to Handle an Acquisition?"To answer this. I want to know little bit your external email infrastructure. I hope I can provide you a good solution for this."
Sitaram Pamarthi commented on Adam Ruth's blog post The Story of Active Directory and the Round Robin"If I am in your place, I will suspect DNS at first hand because it is playing the role of giving DC identity to clients. May be one should be aware of DCLOCATOR process to easily solve this kind of issues. Manually running the DNS queries will…"
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How to identify the machine OS remotely.
Greetings everyone....Today I joined this sysadmin-network crew and happy to see you all. I wanted to start my write-ups in this blog with a small basic level tip which you might find it useful. Here you go....
You might have many windows and UNIX boxes in your network. If you know one machine name and if you want to find if that machine has windows or UNIX os, try the below steps.
JUST PING IT.
Yes, right. You just ping that machine. If the TTL shows as 127 or… Continue
You might have many windows and UNIX boxes in your network. If you know one machine name and if you want to find if that machine has windows or UNIX os, try the below steps.
JUST PING IT.
Yes, right. You just ping that machine. If the TTL shows as 127 or… Continue
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