NBTscan-Ipanto is a command-line tool that scans for NETBIOS devices on a local or remote TCP/IP network.
NBTscan-Ipanto is more powerful than others NETBIOS scanners as it is designed not to flood ARP tables and firewalls. It gives very useful reports, including the username connected on each detected device. NBTscan-Ipanto is an open source freeware.
Usage: NBTscan-Ipanto.exe [OPTIONS]
Scans an IP range for NetBios host.
Automate discovery of IP devices with: http://www.ipanto.com/?/products/ipanto_discovery
Available options:
-h Help display (this screen)
-M Maximum concurrent IPs being scanned, default is 32
-m Maximum retry count per IP, default is 1 (ie. no retry)
-w Controls autowait time in milliseconds when buffer is full,
Set to 0 to disable autowait.
-i Define minimum interval time in milliseconds between two queries.
-t Timeout in milliseconds before considering an attempt failed,
default is 100 ms
-p Source port to use for query packets, default is to pick
a random one.
You may need to use -p 137 to detect old Windows OS (95/98)
-o Output format, can be either:
c (default) host report
e for /etc/hosts format
l for LMHOSTS format
d for packet dump
s for service dump
t for ping times reporting [meaningful with -m 1 option only]
x host report in XML
-s Separator token used in output report,
default is ; (semi-colon)
-H Human representation of service instead of code
-V Print version information and exit
is the target IP range, which can be either:
- a single IP address such as 192.168.0.1
- a CIDR value, such as 192.168.0.0/16
When using a CIDR value, network and broadcast addresses are not scanned.
- Publisher – Ipanto
- File Size – 19 kB
- Version – 1.0
- License – Freeware
