Universal range IP scanning utility

syntax

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why dont you just telnet to the console port?!?

if you can't get into the console port with a username/password then you better off resetting the device

I cant believe logically i didnt think of this.......
 

daffy

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How are you going to ping a device if you don't know what range its on?

Quite simply, you wont get responses from anything that isn't routable or directly connected.
 

Willie Trombone

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why dont you just telnet to the console port?!?

if you can't get into the console port with a username/password then you better off resetting the device

All of this is beside the point... I want to sweep the physical lan for ALL devices that respond and get as much info as I can to start building an image of sorts in my head of what's around, what it's IP is blah blah. Think the thread is done thanks to nic777
 

Silver-0-surfer

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console cable maybe? maybe nmap could do it. never tried it but maybe something along the lines of nmap 0.0.0.0/0 -p80 (assuming port 80 is open)

ediit: lots of maybe's ^^^ :)

edit #2:i didnt read all responses..my bad
 
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