Because I’m generally interested in single-line-per-system results, I often pass the output of nmap through a Perl script that turns multi-line output as show in that last example into something ...

I have been trying to use the snmp-sysdescr.nse script within NMAP (Windows binaries) without success. Using NMAP with other arguments, I have been able to verify that port 161/UDP is open and ...

All I had to do was use nmap to scan the network and list all the machines that had port 4949 open. I figured I could parse that output and append it to my munin.conf file, and then maybe make a vim ...

For example, if you run " nmap website.company.com " you will see some text indicating http is available on port 80. And so for the NMAP Text, you would choose a word from the nmap output that ...