Dear Jesus,

If you do not want to impact system resources and
still discover unknown devices and type of devices,
the you could use the pre-defined policy L1 Inventory
in Internet Scanner. When doing this, be sure to
select Ping Valid Hosts in your options before you
scan. Hope this helps.

Richard C.

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Jesus M
Sent: Wednesday, February 05, 2003 0:14 AM
To: 'Evans, Mark (Contractor)'; Gonzalez, Jesus M;
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Subject: RE: [ISSForum] ISS - Stealth - IP Sweep


Thank you for the response.
 
We are considering NMAP.  But, ISS is our official
product, we wanted to see if ISS would function
similar to NMAP (not a full blown scan).  In that it
would not impact the scanning devices and yet
distinguish the device types.  I believe I misused the
word stealth.  What I really want is not to impact
system resources and still discover unknown devices
and type of devices. 
 
Thanks,
Marc
-----Original Message-----
Sent: Tuesday, February 04, 2003 9:57 AM
Subject: RE: [ISSForum] ISS - Stealth - IP Sweep


Why would you need it to be "stealth" to find machines
on the network? IS performs ICMP echo request as the
basic discovery tool.
You can tailor a policy or use the inventory policy
that comes with IS and look for services that are
turned on to help determine what device it is that is
responding.
Perhaps using NMAP and building a host table would
better suit your needs.
 
regards,
Mark
 
 
 -----Original Message-----
From: Gonzalez, Jesus M
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Sent: Monday, February 03, 2003 4:06 PM
To: '[EMAIL PROTECTED]'
Subject: [ISSForum] ISS - Stealth - IP Sweep


Can ISS run a stealth IP sweep to find the items
mentioned below.  If so, how is it done?  ( I'm not
referring to the stealth port scan in the
vulnerability db)



I need to determine what devices (IP's) are on the
network before scanning them.  Can ISS do this? 
 1.  If so, how and what information is echoed back to
the scanning machine?   
 2.  If so, is it possible to distinguish the
responding devices to be firewalls, routers, or
switches? 

Thank you, 
Marc 




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