Nmap Development: [PATCH] Canonicalize some SOHO router version strings

[Brandon Enright <bmenrigh () ucsd edu>]

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The attached patch fixes up some of the names and descriptions of
D-Link, Netgear, and Linksys devices.

In the case where the service was HTTP, I made sure that 'http config'
was used in p//.

I also changed all versions of '[Nn]et[Gg]ear|NETGEAR' to 'Netgear'.
The vast majority of the fingerprints already used 'Netgear' but there
several that did not.  The company seems to spell the name as 'NETGEAR'
now but it is clear from their service banners that they don't stick to
this consistently.

Here are a few example p// that were cleaned up:

p/D-Link web admin server/
p/Dlink DI-514 Wireless Router httpd/
p/Linksys NSLU2 http interface/
p/Netgear FVS318 router webadmin/
p/NetGear MR-series WAP/

Brandon

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