Nmap Development: Re: Fail error of nmap on Win Vista

[David Fifield <david () bamsoftware com>]

On Tue, Jun 30, 2009 at 07:04:49PM -0500, Santiago Monterrosa wrote:
> Thanks ofr your response, it is done since the begining, besides I've found
> in the nmap blog that somebody had same problem and was asked to send the
> result of nmap --iflist comand, below is mine (also asked for WindDump -d,
> but it gets nothing back to me)
>
> C:\Program Files\Nmap>nmap --if
> Starting Nmap 4.90RC1 ( http://nmap.org ) at 2009-06-30 18:59 Central
> Dayligh
> ime (Mexico)
> ************************INTERFACES************************
> DEV   (SHORT) IP/MASK       TYPE        UP   MAC
> eth0  (eth0)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth1  (eth1)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth2  (eth2)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth3  (eth3)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth4  (eth4)  (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:A0:D1:81:A3:87
> eth5  (eth5)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth6  (eth6)  (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:18:3F:8E:31:82
> eth7  (eth7)  (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:18:3F:8E:31:82
> eth8  (eth8)  (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:18:3F:8E:31:82
> eth9  (eth9)  (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:50:56:C0:00:01
> eth10 (eth10) (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:50:56:C0:00:08
> eth11 (eth11) (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:18:3F:8E:31:82
> eth12 (eth12) (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth13 (eth13) (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:A0:D1:81:A3:87
> ppp0  (ppp0)  (null)/0      other       up
> ppp1  (ppp1)  (null)/0      other       down
> lo0   (lo0)   127.0.0.1/8   loopback    up
> eth14 (eth14) 20.1.31.61/24 ethernet    up   00:16:44:15:20:37
> eth15 (eth15) (null)/0      ethernet    up   00:16:44:15:20:37
> eth16 (eth16) (null)/0      ethernet    up   00:16:44:15:20:37
> eth17 (eth17) (null)/0      ethernet    down 00:18:E7:1B:63:F4
> eth0  (eth0)  (null)/0      point2point up
> eth1  (eth1)  (null)/0      point2point up
> eth2  (eth2)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth3  (eth3)  (null)/0      point2point up
> eth4  (eth4)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth5  (eth5)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth6  (eth6)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth7  (eth7)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth8  (eth8)  (null)/0      point2point down
> eth9  (eth9)  (null)/0      point2point up
> eth10 (eth10) (null)/0      point2point down
> eth11 (eth11) (null)/0      point2point down
> eth12 (eth12) (null)/0      point2point down
> eth13 (eth13) (null)/0      point2point down
> DEV   WINDEVICE
> eth0  <none>
> eth1  <none>
> eth2  <none>
> eth3  <none>
> eth4  <none>
> eth5  <none>
> eth6  <none>
> eth7  <none>
> eth8  <none>
> eth9  <none>
> eth10 <none>
> eth11 <none>
> eth12 <none>
> eth13 <none>
> ppp0  <none>
> ppp1  <none>
> lo0   <none>
> eth14 <none>
> eth15 <none>
> eth16 <none>
> eth17 <none>
> eth0  <none>
> eth1  <none>
> eth2  <none>
> eth3  <none>
> eth4  <none>
> eth5  <none>
> eth6  <none>
> eth7  <none>
> eth8  <none>
> eth9  <none>
> eth10 <none>
> eth11 <none>
> eth12 <none>
> eth13 <none>
> **************************ROUTES**************************
> DST/MASK           DEV   GATEWAY
> 127.0.0.1/32       lo0   127.0.0.1
> 255.255.255.255/32 lo0   127.0.0.1
> 20.1.31.61/32      eth14 20.1.31.61
> 20.1.31.255/32     eth14 20.1.31.61
> 127.255.255.255/32 lo0   127.0.0.1
> 255.255.255.255/32 eth14 20.1.31.61
> 20.1.31.0/0        eth14 20.1.31.61
> 127.0.0.0/0        lo0   127.0.0.1
> 224.0.0.0/0        eth14 20.1.31.61
> 224.0.0.0/0        lo0   127.0.0.1
> 0.0.0.0/0          eth14 20.1.31.1
What kind of interface are all these eth devices? It's interesting that
most of them come in pairs:

> eth0  (eth0)  (null)/0      ethernet    up   76:13:20:52:41:53
> eth0  (eth0)  (null)/0      point2point up
Nmap can only do raw scans over plain Ethernet devices on Windows. This
is a limitation of Windows, not of Nmap. If "windump -D" doesn't show
any usable pcap devices, Nmap won't work.

You can try using the --unprivileged option to use normal sockets.

David Fifield

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