Download Windump For Windows 7
Marla Hutchkiss
Una vez instalada la librería y el programa en sí, tan sólo debemos introducir en la línea de comandos (haremos referencia a Windump para windows, aunque casi todo es válido para su versión GNU/Linux).
First, I enabled the OpenVPN service. I hit windows key and then typed services, and opened it. Then I scrolled down to OpenVPNService, right clicked, and hit run. I did the same with the OpenVPN Interactive Service. I then double clicked on both, and changed their startup type to Automatic:
Installing wfuzz should be as simple as pip install wfuzz. However, there is a curveball. On Linux, python and python3 are typically different binaries. On windows, both are named python, and both are in my path:
This console program uses the GetTopWindow and GetNextWindow calls recursively to iterate through the entire tree of windows in the system. The program outputs information on these windows in a text based tree view. For each window, it shows the title, the registered class, the handle of the owner process, the coordinates, and whether or not the window is visible.
The main work of the program is done in the PrintChildrenWindows function. This steps through the z-order, listing all windows, and recursively steps into the list of child windows for each window it visits. The output is a text tree that looks something like this:
This is the recursive function which prints the window information. At the top level, hwnd is NULL. Calling GetTopWindow(NULL) gets the top window in the z-order. It then loops, calling hwnd = GetNextWindow(hwnd), to retrieve each successive window in the z-order. Also, it calls itself for each window, with hwnd equal to the window just printed. This causes the loop to process all child windows in the same way as GetTopWindow(hwnd /*!= NULL*/) gets the first child window of hwnd. If there are no child windows, GetTopWindow returns NULL, and we return, unwinding the recursion.
Next I copied the WinDump.exe file to the C:\Utils directory. I open a command prompt, go to that directory and run windump. By default WinDump tries to use the first adapter it sees which in my case is the DialupAdapter.
I don't mean to sound bitter, cold, or cruel, but I am, so that's how it comes out - Bill Hicks RE: Is there an RARP tool for Windows pavloc30 (TechnicalUser)7 Feb 05 13:09thanks bofhrevenge2,
This doesn't do exactly what I need, but as it exports directly to a .csv I will able to find the info after a few network scans!
Thanks
RE: Is there an RARP tool for Windows Castor66 (IS/IT--Management)7 Feb 05 13:24Why not just issue an 'arp -a' command? RE: Is there an RARP tool for Windows tmt7734 (IS/IT--Management)7 Feb 05 14:15Arp -a will work if you have communicated with the machine in question via ip. If you have DHCP you could look a the leased addresses. Also, there is a cool tool called megaping that you can get from download.com/ RE: Is there an RARP tool for Windows pavloc30 (TechnicalUser)8 Feb 05 05:40Hi All,
Sorry castor66 I want REVERSE arp ; given a MAC find the IP not the other way around.
tmt7734 thanks for that; I do have a couple of ping sweepers but have a lot of networks, subnetworks and vlans. I also have a combination of static and dynamic addressing. I am trying to cut corners and find a RARP utilty that I cut and paste a MAC in to and it would do the reverse arp (IP resolution). My best bet so far is the cc-get-mac from -get-mac-address/ (suggested by bofhrevenge2, as I can save the output (including DNS resolution) to a .csv. However I still need to scan all the IP ranges first!
If any one knows I specific utility for RARP I would be interested. (Please realise I understand ARP, RARP and windows and cisco based cmds)
Many thanks!
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