Re: NMAP service detection for https before http

[Jesus Andres <japd06 () gmail com>]

Hello,

I think you can not have http and https listening to the same tcp
port. What you could have is http and maybe then TLS to create an ssl
tunnel over the already stablished http connection and I'm not sure
about that.

Anyway I think you should try this.

Nmap -sSV -p 80,443 -n -Pn <target server>

You could use -vv for verbosity..

This will give you the service running on the standard http port
tcp/80 and on the standard https port tcp/443.

Excuse me if I'm wrong..

Jesús Pérez

> On 16/04/2014, at 10:25 a.m., "cestmir.holub.ext () nsn com" <cestmir.holub.ext () nsn com> wrote:
>
> Hello,
> do you know how to make NMAP service detection for https (ssl/http) before http?
> I have both protocols http and https on one port enable.
> The nmap service detection discovered only http (probably first found known service), but I need to have https listed 
> and don't need the http information.
> Thank you, C.Holub
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