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NScan
NScan
is one of the most
fast and
flexible portscanners for Windows. It is specially designed for scanning
large networks and gathering related
network/host information.
It supports remote monitoring, usage of host and
port lists, option profiles, speed and accuracy tuning, etc.
It also contains a traceroute, dig and whois, which work together
with scanner.
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Traceroute
Traceroute
is designed for quick
network route discovery. Unlike
standard traceroute, it traces all the way to host at once, therefore
saving tenth to hundreds times. It also measures the time necessary for
packet to return and looks up all intermediate routers. Unlike Windows
tracert it's based on UDP protocol, so it allows to trace
networks, where incoming ICMP messages are filtered.
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Whois
Whois
is a tool for retrieving the
information about domains and IP addresses
from the whois databases.
With it's help you can find an owner of IP address, network or domain.
You can also make some advanced queries to find extra information. In
automatic search mode it can recognize and search the databases
for an IP address or domain in proper databases. You can also select
any particular server and ask
it whatever you want.
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DIG
DIG is
a TCP-based DNS client that
supports most of the available data types. It has two operation modes -
traditional and extended. In first mode it asks address or host name by
the default means of Windows, just as any application does - you can
use it for diagnostics of network setup. In extended mode it uses TCP
connection to acquire any info that can be supplied by server,
including AXFR (complete transfer of the entire zone). TCP
usage ensures
reliable data connection and complete data set from server (normal UDP
answer data amount is limited to packet size).
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