Program like Linux' "nmap"?

[Chaos Master]

Hello people.

In Linux I have the "nmap" program, used to tell if there are open TCP ports,
and if any, tell their numbers, in a networked PC.

Really useful for checking security of servers, and such.

Q: Exists any program like nmap, but for Windows? I've found something at nmap'
web site, BUT it's for NT/2000/XP and only for a LAN.

I want to check security of some servers that are on the Internet.


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[derek / nul]

http://www.ntutility.com?from=prog_aports

 

[Chaos Master using Google :/]

http://www.ntutility.com?from=prog_aports

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This is for NT/2000/XP only! I need something that runs on Windows 9x.

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[Hassan I Sahba]

Hello people.

In Linux I have the "nmap" program, used to tell if there are open TCP ports,
and if any, tell their numbers, in a networked PC.

Really useful for checking security of servers, and such.

Q: Exists any program like nmap, but for Windows? I've found something at nmap'
web site, BUT it's for NT/2000/XP and only for a LAN.

I want to check security of some servers that are on the Internet.


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Nmap should work ok with 98.
Try Superscan 4 from http://www.foundstone.com

HiS