RE: Scanning for proxies

since you are running windows i suppose there is some kind of server people
login to and they run a login script on that machine.
you could make a batch file that would call up netcat and if use some thing
like errorlevel to send a net send message to the admin.
 
this wont work for very large installations but you can very easily change
the "net send" command to any other method of notification you may use at
your site.... 
 
- Adiya
 
 
 
 
 


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From: Bill Stout [mailto:bill.stout@greenborder.com] 
Sent: Saturday, November 12, 2005 11:26 AM
To: firewalls@securityfocus.com
Subject: Scanning for proxies



Hello,

I'm looking for a tool that scans for and discovers proxies within a
corporate network, and preferably runs on windows.  

We install our protective security software on desktops at customer sites,
and occasionally the department staff is not completely knowledgeable about
all the proxies which may exist.  Some proxies might be ISA with the auto
discovery script on DHCP, and there may be other squid or other proxies.

Any hints on proxy discovery tools?

Bill Stout


 <http://www.greenborder.com/> www.greenborder.com - Looking for windows
kernel programmers with windows security expertise

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