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[Solved]How to use nmap to discover NAS

PostPosted: Jun 17th, '24, 22:51
by Spinnifex
Hello

I want to find the IP Address of my NAS System which is attached to my Router.
I forgot the router PW so one of my friends told me to use nmap.
But I am too low skilled to use this.

Can anyone help me?

regards
Spinni

Re: How to use nmap to discover NAS

PostPosted: Jun 18th, '24, 20:13
by doktor5000
You don't need nmap for that, usually something like fping is sufficient to show all responding IP adresses if they respond to ICMP echo.
For nmap see e.g. https://www.redhat.com/sysadmin/quick-nmap-inventory or https://nmap.org/book/host-discovery-sp ... rgets.html
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nmap -sn 192.168.0.1/24
would scan the 192.168.0.1/24 network for IPs that respond.

Re: How to use nmap to discover NAS

PostPosted: Oct 5th, '24, 21:18
by Spinnifex
Hello @doktor5000
Thank you for the links!
I was now able to detect the NAS :)
I did not found
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fping
via
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 dnf install fping


Thanks!
Spinni

Re: How to use nmap to discover NAS

PostPosted: Oct 5th, '24, 21:23
by doktor5000
Maybe check your repos then, fping is in core: https://madb.mageia.org/package/show/na ... rch/x86_64

Please don't forget to mark the thread as solved, by editing the subject of the first post and prefix it with [SOLVED], thanks in advance.

Re: How to use nmap to discover NAS

PostPosted: Oct 8th, '24, 01:59
by Spinnifex
Hello!

Yeah I now find fping.
Thanks.

Spinni