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(Created page with "This script scans a server to check all ports for open or closed status. == Script == <pre>// scanner.ds domain/ip start_port end_port // $1 = domain/ip // $2 = start_port // $3 = end_port IF $2 = "" $2 = 1 ENDIF IF $3 = "" $3 = 65536 ENDIF $domain = GETDOMAIN($1) $ip = GETIP($1) WAIT FOR $domain, $ip SAY Domain : $domain SAY IP Address : $ip SAY SAY Scanning... FOR $curPort = $2 to $3 $ping = PINGPORT($1, $curPort) WAIT FOR $ping...") |
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Latest revision as of 05:11, 18 March 2024
This script scans a server to check all ports for open or closed status.
Script
// scanner.ds domain/ip start_port end_port
// $1 = domain/ip
// $2 = start_port
// $3 = end_port
IF $2 = ""
$2 = 1
ENDIF
IF $3 = ""
$3 = 65536
ENDIF
$domain = GETDOMAIN($1)
$ip = GETIP($1)
WAIT FOR $domain, $ip
SAY Domain : $domain
SAY IP Address : $ip
SAY
SAY Scanning...
FOR $curPort = $2 to $3
$ping = PINGPORT($1, $curPort)
WAIT FOR $ping
IF $ping = 1
SAY Open Port - $curPort
ENDIF
NEXT
SAY Port scan complete.
Usage
// Scans all ports on whois.org scanner.ds whois.org // Scans ports 1 to 100 on 227.67.82.231 scanner.ds 227.67.82.231 1 100 // If scanner.ds is placed in /system/commands/ then you can use it like this from any domain. scanner bash.org 1 1337
