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Arp pinging
From: "Chris the Elder" <chippo () cequrux com>
Date: Fri, 25 Feb 2005 10:20:16 +0200
Greetings,
I'm new
to nmap,
and I
hope one
day to be
hardcore/hacker.
But I
can't
find
a newbies
nmap
mailing
list.
Sorry.
I was
hoping
that I
could
find a
section
in the
nmap man
page
related
to
pinging
that said
something
like:
-Q Do
arp
pinging.
nmap arps
for an
ethernet
address
for a
specific
IP
address,
to decide
whether
to scan
that
address.
Note,
this
pinging
will
only work
on
broadcast
networks.
Is it
possible
to get
nmap to
do this
currently?
Is there
maybe a
reason
that this
is
undesirable
or
unfeasible
or of not
much use
to
anyone?
The
reason
that I
fanasized
about
such an
option,
is that
on this
network,
people
run
personal
firewalls,
which
block
icmp.
They also
have
disparate
enough
uses,
that
there
isn't a
small
number of
TCP ports
that I
could use
for TCP
pinging
to find
the up
machines.
Cheers,
chippo
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