Sep 262008
 

This time around we’re  going to use NMAP for more than just a basic scan. I really like this tool with all it’s switches.

So anyway to find a network device just use nmap with the "-O" switch (that’s a capital letter O, for OS detection).

Here’s and example where I used this command to determine that a host was a Nortel switch:

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