Re: Firewalking & Netcat & Statistics

[Cody John <cody () overstock com>]

Is this something you can accomplish using nmap and iperf?


On Feb 2, 2010, at 2:02 PM, Ross Bielski wrote:

> I am currently searching for a tool to test firewall port rules, and measure possible throughput on any given port 
> using any given protocol.
> What I have been trying to do on my own is script netcat to connect to another instance of netcat on another 
> networked computer and scan through all ports both ways instantly and tell me which ports are able to have two way 
> communications. Further I am trying to figure out a way to funnel as much raw random binary information over the 
> bidirectional net links as possible, returning an output of how much was possible and in which directions. Even 
> further I want to pass every type of higher level protocols such as VOIP, RTP, FTP, SSH, through every possible port 
> and test bandwidth this way also over every possible port. I have not been able to teach myself how this is possible 
> without writing an intense program I don't have the experience for. Does anyone have information of a toolset that 
> has this sort of capability, or maybe a project that is developing something like this?
> Any help or direction greatly appreciated.
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