Network Scanner / No title as yet and in beta stage

[pscan]

Hi,

First post here, be gentle  

Just wanted to see what you guys and girls think about this project my brother and I have been working on for a while.

We both live in Australia and have been working on this on and off for about 6 months now.

Still more features to add and fine tuning (bugs etc) It doesn't have a title yet.

Its a IP range scanner with port range scanner. It tries to connect to the port you have scanned and displays the banner in the results page.

If you right click on a IP a menu will appear which will you let you connect to the target IP with putty, ftp or web browser.

Play around with it to learn all the features and capabilities.

(use on your network, I will not be responsible if you scan a strangers IP range)


Thanks for looking

Link:
http://www.megafileu...anner-Beta--rar.html

[mouser]

Welcome to the site pscan -- i'll check it out when i get a free moment.
How about posting some screenshots and telling us a little bit about it.

(as you can imagine in today's world the only people who are in a safe position to download and run an unknown exe posted by a stranger are people who have very secure virtual machine setups).

[mouser]

Screenshot looks nice.

[Renegade]

Do you have a website or anything?

[Shades]

The download site doesn't inspire trust...and a 36MByte file size is not helping either.

Are the tools you mention (Putty, browser erc.) included?

[pscan]

The size is mostly from the location database.

No website yet.

I would of uploaded it here but its to big.

You don't have to download it if you don't want to. Why don't you run it in a sandbox.

No, putty isn't included and it uses your default browser.

[Renegade]

The download site doesn't inspire trust...

-Shades (August 10, 2013, 09:59 PM)

+1 Shades is right about that.

No website yet.

I would of uploaded it here but its to big.

You don't have to download it if you don't want to. Why don't you run it in a sandbox.

-pscan (August 10, 2013, 11:41 PM)

If you've spent 6 months on it, you really need a web site at a minimum.

Others may be different, but I won't even fire up a VM to look at something if I have the remotest sense that there could be an issue. I'm sure I miss out on some things, but I'm ok with that.

It sounds like you may have a very cool program there. I'll keep my eye on this thread.

[pscan]

Fair call guys. I mentioned the size to my brother and he has fixed it, he said this:

"J D: its because when you delete one of the big scans it leaves a blank record where the old record was. So I've put Vacuum command at start of every run which solves it"

Will upload it to our website we are making which should be finished by the end of next week.

[pscan]

website coming soon guys 

[Renegade]

website coming soon guys 

-pscan (August 21, 2013, 05:37 AM)

Excellent! Keep us updated! 

[Stoic Joker]

The download site doesn't inspire trust...and a 36MByte file size is not helping either.

-Shades (August 10, 2013, 09:59 PM)

O_O Zoiks!

Fair call guys. I mentioned the size to my brother and he has fixed it, he said this:

"J D: its because when you delete one of the big scans it leaves a blank record where the old record was. So I've put Vacuum command at start of every run which solves it"

-pscan (August 11, 2013, 05:52 AM)

How is that going to impact the (somewhat massive) size of the executable file itself? I can see a little bloat (1, 2, or even 5MB) if it was a debug build ... But 36MB just seems awfully...well...huge ... Especially for something that is generally considered to be portable in nature.

The network scanner I usually use (Angry IP Scanner v2.21) is only 108KB.

[pscan]

finally done 

here you go guys and the file size is much smaller now.

http://dbroscanner.apphb.com/#/home

[pscan]

no good?

we put a heap of work into the website and software even though it doesn't look much. We both work full time and used our spare time doing this.

[Shades]

Hi again. On your website (which is clear and concise  ) it might be a good idea to mention the requirements of your software as I had to download/update the .Net framework on my PC from 4 to 4.5.

[pscan]

Thanks for the feedback I was starting to wonder if anyone even looked at it haha.

I will add that to the website asap. Very good idea  .

What did you think of the scanner?


Thanks