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A) doesn't matter at all, since its a user/pass just for ftp with a specific directory, and an internal network. As to B), we are requiring it to be for this very reason.

Tho whether I require that, or nmap to be installed, is probably just the same..

Yes I know it doesn't on Win, I said that :) (Which is the other problem, since we now to support ftp servers on Win too.. so I'll need another solution sometime soon anyway..)

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Re: Re: Re: Re: Remote server OS identification
by nimdokk (Vicar) on Jun 18, 2003 at 19:55 UTC
    This is true, as I said above, some places are more paranoid about security than others :-) If you are looking to see if the server is alive, you could simply try a "ping" but to actually identify the server, your best bet would probably be nmap.


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