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yeah, if it's got a firewall disallowing icmp responses. then you can do nmap |
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-P0 to find it. ping would never find it. It's gotta have SOME port open. |
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Also, nmap can do os fingerprinting and probably show you which one is the |
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solaris or sunos machine... |
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On Tuesday 30 August 2005 10:12, Christoph Gysin wrote: |
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> Andrew Lowe wrote: |
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> > Hi all, |
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> > I have the situation where I've been loaned an old Sun SPARC box for |
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> > some work. It has a static IP somewhere in the 192.168.0.* range, which |
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> > my home network also is in. My question is, how can I find out the IP |
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> > address of the machine? I've forgotten what it is and it's also headless |
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> > with no keyboard. Is there a utilitiy in portage that will try all of |
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> > the ip addresses in a range and let me know if something it at the other |
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> > end, ie something like automatically pinging all of the addresses in a |
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> > range and reporting what addresses responded? |
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> > |
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> > Any thoughts greatly appreciated, |
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> > Andrew |
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> |
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> A simple "for" loop around ping would do the trick. Am I missing something? |
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> Christoph |
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