Network Scanner

A network scanner application written in Ruby. It allows you to scan a list of ips. This can be passed as a range, a file to read ip's from (newline separated or a json array), or you can specify an interface and it will scan all ip's on your subnet.

With the IP's, you can scan for machines that are up (With a simple ping test). You can also scan all of them for a given port, or check the hostnames of all the machines that are up.

All of the scans can be output as JSON or text (newline separated), and you can pass an argument to have it write directly to a file.

Installation

$ gem install network_scanner

Usage

Currently, the interface option only works on Linux

# Output help text
network_scanner -h

# Scans your subnet for machines that respond to pings with a pool size of 300
network_scanner --interface wlan0 --poolsize 300 --ping
network_scanner -i wlan0 -s 300 -P

# Checks the hostname on a range of ip's, outputting json to a file
network_scanner --range 129.22.0.0-129.22.255.255 --nslookup --format json --output out.json
network_scanner -r 129.22.0.0-129.22.255.255 -n -f json -o out.json

# Scans a given list of ips for port 80
network_scanner --cache ips.txt --portscan 80
network_scanner -c ips.txt -p 80

# Scans a list of ips in json format for their hostname and outputs to file in json
network_scanner --cache ips.json --format json --nslookup --output out.json
network_scanner -c ips.json -f json -n -o out.json

Contributing

1. Fork it
2. Create your feature branch (git checkout -b my-new-feature)
3. Commit your changes (git commit -am 'Add some feature')
4. Push to the branch (git push origin my-new-feature)
5. Create new Pull Request