Re: Discovering hosts behind NAT

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> There are two known network devices: a cisco, which seems totally silent, and a wellfleet router.
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	Have you tried SNMP access? First try to check if the SNMP ports (udp) are open
(nmap -sU) and then do a dictionary attack against the router. A common
misconfiguration is to have SNMP open to the outside world and with well-known
communities.
	If so, you could probably get the information the router holds in its internal
tables and (maybe) configure it to allow you access to the "hidden" network.

	Javi

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