From: Daniel Miessler (daniel@dmiessler.com)
Date: Sun Oct 30 2005 - 11:19:11 EST
On Oct 7, 2005, at 1:49 PM, jeff.brossette@gmail.com wrote:
> I am looking for a port scanning tool (software or hardware, open
> source or commercial) that I can configure to run on a regularly
> scheduled basis, say
> once a week or once a month, for around 500 internal servers and
> workstations (Unix/Linux, Windows and Novell).
>
> The goal is to produce a "diff" report that will identify any new
> ports that have been opened on any of the servers or workstations from
> the previous scan.
>
> This would need to be a completely automatic process that would email
> out the results after each scan cycle.
>
> Are there any products that can perform this task?
A friend and I are writing a tool to do this right now; it's called
netdiff, and if you'd like to be part of the test group, drop me an
email. We're still coding it but should have something relatively
shortly.
The focus of our tool is finding both changed hosts *and* changed
ports -- so if you have new systems pop up it'll show you, and if you
have new ports pop up on existing systems, it'll show you those as well.
-- Daniel R. Miessler M: daniel@dmiessler.com W: http://dmiessler.com G: 0x316BC712
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