Fyodor wrote:
> On Fri, Mar 09, 2007 at 08:05:58PM -0600, Alan Jones wrote:
>
>> -- It would be really really nice if Nmap would report all IP addresses
>> that a name resolves to not just one address. What If I wanted to know
>> the second address (or 3rd) address so I could scan that?
>>
>
> Hi Alan! Perhaps you are right that Nmap should report the other
> non-scanned addresses (at least in the XML or in verbose mode). But
> for now, 'host' does the trick pretty easily:
>
>
Fyodor, thanks for the fast response and sorry about the slow response
from my end.
I wish I was a better programmer... as this does not sound like it would
be that hard a patch for someone to contribute. And i do think that
Nmap would benefit from reporting all the IP addresses it finds (verbose
and XML motes) when it looks up a host even if it only scans one. When
doing general checks I don't always bother to use other tools when i am
doing test scans of our local network.
> flog> host microsoft.com
> microsoft.com has address 207.46.197.32
> microsoft.com has address 207.46.232.182
>
>
FYI on Windows that would be nslookup not the host command.
>> --The problem I had though was Nmap said it would scan the address it
>> reported and resolved from the name of the two but it did not finish the
>> scan and report anything.
>>
> Hmmm ... it certainly should finish! We would need more details to investigate.
>
>
Now I am more confused... tried on Monday and Tuesday at the office and
it scanned just fine... Only thing I noticed was Nmap caught the gig NIC
first and scanned it and not the wireless NIC.
> Within a week, I hope! I've been doing submission integration
> constantly over the last few days and have checked my latest updates
> into SVN. I am currently working on submission #252 out of 1,014 and
> I'm trying to do at least 100-200 per day.
>
>
Wow 100-200 a day!!
I guess some of those will be redundant.....
thanks for all the info and help.
Alan
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