Re: IP Address Auditing Tool?

From: Travis Schack (Travis@Vitalisec.com)
Date: Tue Jan 27 2004 - 19:20:52 EST

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>Hi,
>
>Anyone know of an auditing tool that will collect information on
>a specific subnet or range of all active IP addresses and display associated masks, default routes..etc. and then dump the output to a database so the collected information can be pulled up in a web page?


What restrictions do you have? Do you want to do this with an Active or Passive tool?

You could use a tool like IPTraf (http://cebu.mozcom.com/riker/iptraf/) and collect the info, but you would have to use some scripting (i.e., PERL) to get the results into a database.

How about using a Nessus server, using nmap to scan, and incorporate the NessusWX client and discover the systems and ports on the network. This client allows you to dump the results to a MySQL database.

You could use Nmap with nmap-diff, but you are still going to have to put together some scripting to get the information into a database and out.

Just some thoughts.

Travis
Vitalisec Inc.

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