July 1, 200422 yr Guys, is there any method to know the OS which is running in an IP ? like getting the browser version, or the server type
July 4, 200422 yr i think you can visual route and it will tell you what webserver it is runningwww.visualroute.comhope it works.!
July 5, 200422 yr Hi, here's two things you can try;1/ nmap http://www.insecure.org/nmap/A tool that will attempt to guess an O.S. by the slight differencesin TCP responses2/ telnet (run from cmd) or netcat (google it)telnet to a port that a service is running on - eg www = port 80hit return a couple of times and read the banner messagetelnet <target> <port number>HTTP/1.1 400 Bad RequestServer: Microsoft-IIS/4.0Date: Mon, 05 Jul 2004 14:19:27 GMTOh btw - this *may* not be legal
July 22, 200422 yr Most vendors have implemented parts of the TCP/IP protocol in unique ways. This enables sniffers - like nmap - to look for known characteristics, and make an educated guess as to the operating system being examined.Fastest, and easiest way to do this is www.netcraft.com Plug the target of interest into the "what is that server running" box, click go, and wait. Very accurate.Cheers,PHB.
July 22, 200422 yr www.netcraft.com works great on guessing the webserver running idd.. and nmap, recommend nmap for linux... dont know but works better and faster for me //phiber0ptik
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