On Fri, 17 Jul 2015, Hans wrote:
If you know a little bit about the range of the
network (i.e. if you know at least , it is
192.168.), then you might try to scan the IP with a
direct connection to the network card.
<Oh God no>
Try nmap (either from a separate computer with a
crossover cable) on the computer itself. Syntax:
<OH GOD NO>
Dear Hans,
Please tell me you are not SERIOUSLY suggesting that
nmap be placed in the hands of a beginner who has yet
to learn the basics of paths and packages!
Fortunately, in their wisdom, the author(s) of nmap
have reserved the package's most powerful functions
for superuser only.
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