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Cisco Detection
Started by rmpf2
rmpf2
Cisco Detection 04 March 2014, 00:10 |
Hi Andrew, netscan showed a list of ips where the RPC server where unavailable. I found out that there where cisco phones openning a session on internet browser. I haven't discover yet if is possible to discover them on netscan as remote snmp, what do you think? Would be great to find out what are those ips without the need of the browser.
Re: Cisco Detection 04 March 2014, 04:43 |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 154 |
rmpf2
Re: Cisco Detection 04 March 2014, 06:20 |
Hi WS using the grab http option only give the following info 80:Rapid Logic/1.1
When using the nic vendor alternative, netscan reveals that those ips belong to Cisco Systems. But I'm looking for something more specific as the cisco phone model ...
An example would be:
Cisco IP Phone CP-6941 ( SEP5475d0db2558 )
When using the nic vendor alternative, netscan reveals that those ips belong to Cisco Systems. But I'm looking for something more specific as the cisco phone model ...
An example would be:
Cisco IP Phone CP-6941 ( SEP5475d0db2558 )
Re: Cisco Detection 04 March 2014, 07:03 |
Registered: 13 years ago Posts: 154 |
How about "System Description" in "Remote SNMP". I did a scan against a bunch of our Cisco Routers and it comes back with "Cisco IOS Software, 2800 Software (C2800.....)" point being you can tell that is a Cisco 2800 Router. I don't know if that is good enough or not.
Maybe the Feature Request is to capture information off an HTTP page, kind of like how the XML does, count the lines from top no matter how big or small the text and NetScan will display it?? This could be used for printers, phones, copy machines, firewalls, switches, routers, NAS and SAN systems, UPS systems, etc., etc. etc. etc. anything that has a web page in it. -WS
Maybe the Feature Request is to capture information off an HTTP page, kind of like how the XML does, count the lines from top no matter how big or small the text and NetScan will display it?? This could be used for printers, phones, copy machines, firewalls, switches, routers, NAS and SAN systems, UPS systems, etc., etc. etc. etc. anything that has a web page in it. -WS
Re: Cisco Detection 04 March 2014, 14:04 |
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