tcp / udp

[primus 0]

i'm makin a script for scanning ports, setting up one machine to listen, one to scan, unless someone has already done this???1

so w/ these tcp/udp commands, can i cause for example:

make it listen on all ports?

TCPListen($g_IP, 1-65353, 100)

or can you only listen on one port at a time?

tyty

Edited October 12, 2006 by primus

[AzKay 0]

Your making a portscanner? You shouldnt need a maching to listen to make a port scanner,

For $i = 1 to 65353
TCPConnect("ip", $i)
If @Error Then
ConsoleWrite("Closed")
Else
ConsoleWrite("Open")
EndIf
Next

Something like that?

[primus 0]

yeah i'm testing security on ports, i'm using a port scanner called nmap, it scans a port then reports if its filtered, closed, or open

command is nmap -p1-65535 "ip address" so the scanning part i don't necessarily have to script, it will sweep through all ports at once already

but the only way i can test open is if a program is actively listening to the port, i found a program that listens but i can only test one port at a time... i'm trying to find a way to set a program or programs to listen on all ports so i can get them all in one test

i found that big post w/ the tcp tutorial i'm tryin to make sense of that maybe

[AzKay 0]

For $i = 1 to 65363
TCPListen($g_IP, $i, 100)
Next