I would also recommend learning and using NMAP. Command line version for Wintel is more up to date compared to the GUI. I would also recommend GFI Languard (more than just a port scanner though). Arjuna -----Original Message----- From: owner-crime@private [mailto:owner-crime@private] On Behalf Of Nick Murphy Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 12:26 PM To: Kenneth Emmons; crime@private Subject: RE: CRIME Good port scan tool If you are going to do any testing beyond NMAP against your network I would recommend using *nix. NMAP is a great tool and Red Hat is easy to learn if you are not familiar with Linux. I have run NMAP off of XP Pro and it works fine, you have to install WinPCap first. If you have tried and it is still not working try SuperScan. I have never used it before, but I know a few who have. Nicholas Murphy MCSE, GCIH Systems Consultant Advanced Legal Systems Phone: (503) 227-5400 Email: nmurphy@private Web: www.advancedlegal.com -----Original Message----- From: Kenneth Emmons [mailto:KENEMM@private] Sent: Tuesday, December 16, 2003 8:38 AM To: crime@private Subject: CRIME Good port scan tool Can anyone please recommend a good port scan tool that I can run from a Windows XP workstation on a DSL link to test my company network? NMAP has problems with XP and did not find any open ports. All of the port scan tools I found are run against the machine you are log into, I wish to test from a workstation that is outside of the company network. Thanks. Kenneth Emmons __O Lead Network Engineer _`\<,_ SAIF Corporation (*)/ (*) Telephone: (503) 373-8684 Facsimile: (503) 584-8684
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