On Fri, 29 Aug 1997, Lyndon David wrote:
> Quick question,
>
> Does anyone know of a UDP port scanner. I know that this is
> a much harder job than a TCP port scanner. If you fire off
> an arbitary UDP packet at a machine and you get an ICMP message
> back saying nothing listening then you know that that port is
> dead. If you get nothing back then either something is listening
> and swallowed it or the packet got lost or the filtering is
> set not to send ICMP replies.
>
> Anyone know of any software that does this?
AIR Hobbit's Netcat will also scan UDP on some systems. It's at
http://www.avian.org and one of the most useful gadgets written.
Paul
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