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Hi !! Thanks for the links and books.... have a great day guys Regards, Ewa

Hi guys thanks for the suggestion and i fixed the problem ! just want to know how will i find the servers on the network with nmap? i know the command is the same nmap 10.1.10.0/24 [/CODE] but what information me indicate a system as a server? the port information? is it okay to ask it here or shall i start a new post? Best Regards, Ewa

Hi digip! Grateful to you for such an informative answer... i bet one can not find such detail and precise answers in the books. But i'll act on your reading suggestion Big thanks Regards, Ewa

Hi digip ! thanks for such a nice advice... i'll try to catch up btw i'm on the same network and scanning my neighbours computer just two feet away and i have permission as well... when i give a command nmap -O 10.1.10.15 [/CODE] my ip is 10.1.10.14 and it is returning Running: Microsoft Windows 95/98/ME|NT/2k/XP OS details: Microsoft windows Millennium Edition (Me), Windows 2000 Professional or advanced Server, or Windows XP that's why i asked this Question even i know my neighbour is using Windows XP... but just wanted to know from the Gurus in the field.. for that i need tons of books???? for you it is just a one line answer but anyways i'll keep your advice thanks once again for your patience Regards, Ewa

there is no way to fix it on this one because i'm on a network and i can't download or update a new version, i have no rights... :(

I'm using Zenmap 5.00... is there any way to check version from command line?

Hi Digip! Thanks for explaination and i'll look for network classes and it is taking a lot of time to execute nmap 10.1.10.0/24 [/CODE] is it normal? and second the code you provided says Scantype C not supported [CODE] nmap -sC -sV -Pn --open --reason 10.1.10.0/24 [/CODE] Many Thanks for your reply Sincere Regards, Ewa

Hi Guys... i'm trying to find os of my neighbor computer on the network with this command nmap -O 10.1.10.15 [/CODE] but why can't nmap detect exactly OS??? just want to know the technical answer Thanks in Advance... Regards, Ewa

Hi Guys... with ipconfig i got two networks.. one hubbed_network and 2nd switched_netowkr Hubbed_network ip address... 169.254.254.155 subnet Mask ... 255.255.0.0 Switched_network: Dns Suffix is seclab Ip address ... .. 10.1.10.15 subnet Mask .....255.255.255.0 Default Gateway... 10.1.10.1 so now my question is how to find the range of this network??? i tried nmap 10.1.10.x nmap 169.254.254.x [/CODE] but it says: Failed to resolve give hostname/ip: 169.254.254.x. Note that you can't user '/mask' and '[1-4,7,100-]' style ip ranges 0 hosts scanned, 0 ip address (0 hosts up) and explain the range i have provided is not correct btw i'm using Windows XP [b]and can i find which ports are open on that range??[/b] Thanks in advance

Hi Guys ! I want to know what ip number range is used on my network... just want to confirm whether i'm using the right command? nmap 192.168.210.0/24[/CODE] and if you could also explain how it works... btw thanks in advance Regards, Ewa