Doug, A script is only going to do what your port scanner is doing...
The port scanner is telling you that the host in question has some kind of process listening on port 80, which is usually a HTTP server (ie a webserver), though the user might have configured some other kind of server to listen on port 80. If you do: http://IPAddressHere/ and you don't get a page, it might be because there is no default page specified for that server. You're best off going around to that machine and seeing exactly what process is running on port 80. Cheers Ken ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ From: "FLETCHER, DOUG" <[EMAIL PROTECTED]> Subject: OT- Client script to systematically redirect to host:port address es : I would like to find a clientside script that would allow me to : systematically scan our network for host:port web servers. I've tried just : running a port scanner... but a lot of computer show up with port 80 being : active but if you try to just pointing a browser to the host no page is : displayed. I just want a script to hit each address in our network range on : a specific port... if it responds.. display the page, otherwise go on the : the next IP in the range. Does something like this exist? Or can anyone : give me some sample code to get me started. I have done very little : client-side programming to date... almost all my experience has been server : side. : : Thanks for your help! ~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~~ --- You are currently subscribed to activeserverpages as: [email protected] To unsubscribe send a blank email to [EMAIL PROTECTED]
