Nmap Hackers: Re: Nmap-2.00 doesn't recognize SSH?

[Robert Ståhlbrand <robert.stahlbrand () ac salcom se>]

That is because nmap is using your /etc/services and maps the services from
that file.
I have a very good updated list of services ranging from 1 to over 20000.
Ports above 1024 are of course user defined but this file lists the most
common.
You can of course very easily rewrite nmap to use a specific file or the lazy
way, just copy the file to your /etc/services.
I will not mail it out on the list (the file is pretty big) but if this is of
interest, maybe Fyodor could create a place on insecure where it could be
held? I'm sure that there must be such a list somewhere on the Internet but I
have no link.

Robert Ståhlbrand
Salcom Communications AB, Advanced Consulting
Specialist System Services
Olof Asklunds gata 8
421 30 Västra Frölunda
+46 31 499400
+46 31 499420 (direkt)
+46 706 499420 (mobil)
Robert.Stahlbrand () salcom se
"Real hackers don't die, their TTL expires."

Vegard Svanberg wrote:

> Hello.
>
> Why doesn't nmap-2.00 recognize SSH?  If I portscan mye computer here,
> you'll get this report;
>
> 21      open        tcp        ftp
> 22      open        tcp        unknown
> 53      open        tcp        domain
> 80      open        tcp        http
> 110     open        tcp        pop-3
> 113     open        tcp        auth
> 119     open        tcp        nntp
>
> As you can see, it recognizes all services except ssh (port 22).  I can't
> quite see the reason for this?
>
> Regards,
> --
> Vegard Svanberg <vegard () gravityzone com>