SecPoint.com Multi Threaded TCP Port Scanner


This tool could be used to scan ports of certain IP.
It also could describe each port with standard name (well-known and registered
ports). 

To make simple start run it as
./pscan IP
and you will get ports 1-1024 of IP scanned.

But you could choose some options for scan. 
./pscan IP [options]

Options are:

-p <ports>
Could be used like:
  -p start-end  (-p 130-445)
  -p port	(-p 137)
  -p list	(-p 135,137,139,445,1024)
By default (without -p switch) tool will make best assumptions and scan 
frequently used ports. Those include ports 1-2000 and our special selection to 
make scan more efficient and quick at the same time. 

-n <inst>	default:  -n 10
number of simultaneous instances of scan. More instances - higher the speed,
but higher system resources

-w <time>	default: -w 1000
Max waiting time for each port in milliseconds

-a
Report all ports (OPENED, CLOSED and TIMEDOUT). By default you will see 
only OPENED ports reported

-r
Resolve ports to known services. There is a file port-numbers.txt, it will be used 
to print name of well-known and registered ports. This file should 
be in CURRENT directory!

-M
MAC lookup of remote IP. Arp system tool used to check for MAC. 

-h
Hide on-fly port displaying (display report at the end)


You also could add    > log.txt   or   >> log.txt   to the command to get output in the file:
./pscan <IP> [...] > log.txt        this will create or re-create log.txt
./pscan <IP> [...] >> log.txt        this will append to log.txt


History: 
# ## 1.0 initial release
# ## 1.1 you could use not only port range, but single ports and port lists (check -p option)
# ## 1.2 default port list is now not 1-1024, but is a list of frequently used ports; duplicates check
# ## 1.3 added more default ports.

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