port scanner
mastercorm
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Hey, does anyone know where to get a good/free port scanner?
Working towards MCSE w/Security, then CCNA, then CCSP, and, eventually CISSP
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sprkymrk
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Superscan4 is good, assuming you really mean a port scanner only, and not a vulnerability scanner, like Nessus.
http://www.foundstone.com/index.htm?subnav=resources/navigation.htm&subcontent=/resources/proddesc/superscan.htm
Also depends on your host OS. Nmap is good:
http://insecure.org/nmap/All things are possible, only believe. -
seuss_ssues
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Well ive got to say Nmap is the grand daddy of port scanners. It can do basically everything. However it is not as user friendly as many of the gui scanners available.
Super scan4 - i havent used it much but others seem to like it
http://www.davidblakecoe.com/utilities/wintools/superscan4/
Angry Ip scanner - its a self contained executable
http://www.davidblakecoe.com/utilities/ipscan.exe -
mastercorm
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Cool, thanks guys.Working towards MCSE w/Security, then CCNA, then CCSP, and, eventually CISSP
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JDMurray
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If you don't like SuperScan 4 then try SuperScan 3. It has a better user interface. Also, I still vote netcat as the best--but not the easiest to use--TCP/IP network port tester. It's currently #4 on the Top 100 Network Security Tools at insecure.org.
