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| Subject: | Finding web servers with nmap |
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| Date: | Wed, 30 Nov 2005 19:01:09 +0200 |
Hi, I have a task to "relatively quickly" find all web servers (all hosts with open port 80) in some particular network. It seems it can be done with the nmap program. Could you advice me concerning the best options for running nmap to accomplish this task? In particular, does the following command do it right? nmap -v -sS -PS80 -PA80 -p 80 -oG my.log -iL x.x.0-255.0-255 I am asking that because I have a concern that the above command may miss some hosts. However, it works faster than the command with "-P0 -p 80" ... -- BR, Denis
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