On Thu, 2006-10-19 at 12:29 -0300, Livio Zanol Puppim wrote:
> Yeah, I know It's against RFC, but a lot of things are against it either...
> Like "every host should reply an echo request with an echo reply" and many
> many other things...
Actually, RFC 2979 (sect 3.1.1) clearly states that it's acceptable for
firewalls to block ICMP Echo and Echo Reply messages.
> Some companys likes to use this kind of mask to
> "masquerade" their networks...
Those companies are going to have a devil of a time doing route
aggregation using any modern routing protocol. Seriously, if companies
are really doing this then they are just asking for trouble (DoS by
clueless network administration).
> I've never tried the method you've
> menthioned, i'll give this a try...
You can also use wildcards for octects. So for example:
nmap -sL -n 'A.*.C.D'
-- William
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