New tool for you: dcetest

[Dave Aitel <daitel () atstake com>]

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Available at http://www.atstake.com/research/tools/index.html#dcetest

Microsoft has long offered "rpcdump" to allow administrators to analyze
MSRPC network problems.  You can now download a mostly-compatible
version for *nix I call "dcetest" which will do basically the same thing

(connect to TCP/135 and query the endpoint mapper for usefull
information).

This may come in handy during pen tests, if you happen to be sitting on
an
oasis of Unix surrounded by a vast swamp of Windows. It may also be good

for you if you happen to wonder how that protocol works, or if you're
writing the world's best packet sniffer (www.ethereal.com) and need to
update your protocol parsers. :> Please send any comments, questions, or

flames directly to me at daitel () atstake com.

Interestingly, dcetest is also available at freenet:KSK () dcetest tar .

Dave Aitel
daitel () atstake com
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