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A nice program for generating hosts list [amongst many other features] |
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is nast, try nast -m for a host list. |
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You could also look at Nessus which while being a vuln scanner it will |
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probably provide simpler information that you are after. |
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As for having it monitor and report times at which something new |
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enters the network I dont know, if you can get an output from a method |
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then you can start comparing log files but you are into scripting your |
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own at this point. |
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stu |
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On 16/12/2007, Mark Knecht <markknecht@×××××.com> wrote: |
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> Hi all, |
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> What tools would I want to look into so that I could scan my |
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> network to determine all the devices currently on it, either by IP or |
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> name? |
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> Extra points for a tool that can keep track of what time a device |
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> was added to the network. |
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> If it matters, my network is a wireless router and 3 wireless |
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> bridges. At each of the bridges there is a switch and then 1 or more |
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> computers. There are 2 computers hooked directly to the router. |
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> Thanks, |
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> Mark |
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