John,
You might also consider the work being done at:
http://aptools.sourceforge.net/ From the SourceForge page: APTools is
a utility that queries ARP Tables and Content-Addressable Memory (CAM)
for MAC Address ranges associated with 802.11b Access Points. It will
also utilize Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) if available. If a Cisco
Aironet MAC Address is identified, the security configuration of the
Access Point is audited via HTML parsing.
Enjoy.
C.
John Lampe wrote:
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>To all,
>I'm writing nasl to find access points on legacy network segments.
>The code works good at finding SMC and Compaq (all I have to test
>with). If any of you can help me gather information for other
>platforms, I would greatly appreciate it. What I need is
>1) if AP has a default web management interface, get me output of
>"GET / HTTP/1.0" (or something similar to fingerprint the AP
>uniquely)
>2) if AP is managed via snmp what is the a) default community string
>b) SNMP Object ID and c) output of "GET sysdescr" (see script)
>3) does AP have any other unique features (for instance, SMC AP
>ships with a default ftp server)
>
>Any help greatly appreciated. TIA.
>
>John Lampe
>https://f00dikator.hn.org/
>
>"Knowledge will forever govern ignorance, and a people who mean to be
>their own governors, must arm themselves with the power knowledge
>gives. A popular government without popular information or the means
>of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy or perhaps
>both."
>- --James Madison
>
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You might also consider the work being done at:
http://aptools.sourceforge.net/ From the SourceForge page: APTools is
a utility that queries ARP Tables and Content-Addressable Memory (CAM)
for MAC Address ranges associated with 802.11b Access Points. It will
also utilize Cisco Discovery Protocol (CDP) if available. If a Cisco
Aironet MAC Address is identified, the security configuration of the
Access Point is audited via HTML parsing.
Enjoy.
C.
John Lampe wrote:
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>To all,
>I'm writing nasl to find access points on legacy network segments.
>The code works good at finding SMC and Compaq (all I have to test
>with). If any of you can help me gather information for other
>platforms, I would greatly appreciate it. What I need is
>1) if AP has a default web management interface, get me output of
>"GET / HTTP/1.0" (or something similar to fingerprint the AP
>uniquely)
>2) if AP is managed via snmp what is the a) default community string
>b) SNMP Object ID and c) output of "GET sysdescr" (see script)
>3) does AP have any other unique features (for instance, SMC AP
>ships with a default ftp server)
>
>Any help greatly appreciated. TIA.
>
>John Lampe
>https://f00dikator.hn.org/
>
>"Knowledge will forever govern ignorance, and a people who mean to be
>their own governors, must arm themselves with the power knowledge
>gives. A popular government without popular information or the means
>of acquiring it, is but a prologue to a farce or a tragedy or perhaps
>both."
>- --James Madison
>
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