[OPLINTECH] Network mapping

[Chad Neeper]

nmap (www.nmap.org) is a highly-rated open source security tool that has
some network mapping capabilities. I don't typically use it in that way
myself, but instead use it to test the security on individual machines.
Seems to me there are also some other well-rated open source network
mapping tools and vulnerability scanners that might be worth checking out.
Free to use, so worth at least looking at. You'd have to google for them,
though.

Chad
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On Mon, Dec 3, 2012 at 2:25 PM, June Gahr <june.gahr at geaugalibrary.info>wrote:

> Up until this year we have used Cisco Network Assistant to generate our
> network maps.  When we upgraded our equipment this year this software was
> no longer compatible with our new model.    I'm interested in finding out
> what others are using to generate network maps.
>
> --
> June Gahr
> Computer System Administrator
> Geauga County Public Library
> 12701 Ravenwood Drive
> Chardon, OH 44024
> (440) 286-6811 Ext. 126
> june.gahr at geaugalibrary.info
>
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