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captwest
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Nmap network scan graph

Post by captwest »

Hi. It's my first graph template. Don't know if it does exist equal solutions on this, But heres mine.

The nmaplist.sh does a ping latency scan on 255 ip's and report back the number of ip's whic have a latency aka "online NIC".



-Captwest
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Re: Nmap network scan graph

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I'm not aware of any nmap templates right now. Please consider publishing your work, perhaps along with some words, at the 4th link of my sig which points to the official cacti template repository
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captwest
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Re: Nmap network scan graph

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Could you explain what i need to share and how. Ain't it all in the attached .zip file?
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Re: Nmap network scan graph

Post by inc0 »

If you're only looking for online pcs, IMHO, you can use a bash script that executes ping and doesn't require nmap. Something like this should work just fine:

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#!/bin/bash

is_alive()
{
  ping -W 1 -c 1 $1 > /dev/null
  [ $? -eq 0 ] && let COUNT+=1
}

# MAIN
COUNT=0
for i in 192.168.0.{1..254}
do
        is_alive $i
done
echo $COUNT
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