nmap command is not available in my slackware 3.6 ?!
At 09:45 PM 3/23/00 -0500, Gregory Maxwell wrote:
>search freshmeat for nmap
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>nmap -sP block/mask i.e.
>nmap -sP 192.168.99.0/24
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>On Thu, 23 Mar 2000, Mark Sasak wrote:
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>> A little background:
>> I am working for a network service provider setting up
>> ISP's throughout rural America. We have a large block of
>> class "C" addresses that we assign through www.arin.net.
>> Our problem is that we have only 5 blocks of 256 addresses,
>> but have an ISP who needs 4 separate blocks of 256 addresses
>> assigned to their network.
>> Arin is telling us that we only have 60% utilization of our
>> assigned IP addresses.
>>
>> Now for my question (so I was a little long winded):
>>
>> Is there a program for Linux that will enable me to
>> discover what IP addresses are used at the ISP POP's.
>> Windows has wsping pro pack from www.ipswitch.com, but I
>> need one for linux. Wsping's whois utility is pretty lame
>> anyway. Any help anyone can forward is greatly appreciated.
>>
>> --
>> Mark
>> [EMAIL PROTECTED]
>>
>> Why is it that when I see the light at the end of the
>> tunnel,
>> it turns out to be a train heading right for me?
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