Command line: HTML output and batch commands

kiwi_rock

Command line: HTML output and batch commands 27 March 2006, 12:13

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Hey Andrew,

Is there anyway the basic net scanner can be set to scan a specified range and save an html file from the command line? I wouldn't mind scheduling it to run now and then automated.

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kiwi_rock

Re: html output/batch commands? 27 March 2006, 12:24

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Off topic, but I also noticed the MAC addresses are coming up with 8 bytes sometimes instead of 6, such as the local ethernet adaptor being 00-C0-DF-02-E7-EA-00-00. Strange. Yet other IP's are fine such as a router 00-0F-3D-B1-54-73.

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Andrew

Re: html output/batch commands? 27 March 2006, 20:01

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1. Yes, have a look at user's manual at the bottom of the page. You probably need the /auto and /range switches.

2. This is kind of a bug, but non-critical. Two ending zeros are added every time when the scanner looks up the local MAC address.

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