Re: Rainmap: scan own IP address

[alexandru <alex () hackd net>]

Hi,

On 2010-09-28, at 9:32 AM, David Fifield wrote:

> I have a feature request for Rainmap. I think it would be handy to have
> a way to easily scan your own IP address. This could be as simple as a
> display on some page that says "Connecting from: A.B.C.D" so it can be
> copied and pasted.

This feature is somewhere in my TODO list, but I'll bump it up seeing there's interest.

> Incidentally, I got errors while trying to scan my router's external
> interface for the nat-pmp service, http://seclists.org/nmap-dev/2010/q3/738.
>
> I checked the boxes:
> * Skip discovery / assume online
> * UDP Scan
> * Port range(s): 5350,5351
> * Detect remote services/versions
> * Scanning speed: normal
> * Verbose
>
> In the results page this showed the command
>
> # nmap -sn -sU -sV -p 5350,5351 -T3 -v -Pn -PE -PP
>
> There was no output, and I got an error email. When I try running that
> command myself, the error is
>
> -sL and -sn (skip port scan) are not valid with any other scan types
> QUITTING!

This is a bug I've noticed as well, and something I'll address in the interface in a way similar to how -Pn is 
set/unset depending on other options. Thanks for catching it!

> David Fifield
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