ironwalker
World Renowned
Premium,MVM
join:2001-08-31
Keansburg, NJ
clubs: | reply to dandin1
Re: Online port scan tool
This has some links I used to use.
»www.stindustries.net/IPv6/online-tools.html |
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legaultp
join:2004-05-03
| reply to dandin1
Hello.
I am currently building an IPV6 online scan tool.
I am at the early stage but it should be up and running within the next 2 week.
Once it is running, i will post the url here. Note: This site will be ipv6 accessible only.
No IPV4 support at all.
If you want to contact me, please do at: patrick [@]at patrick-isp [dot]. com
Regards.
Patrick Legault |
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Datlev
Premium
join:2002-02-15
Ashburn, VA
 ·Vonage
 ·Verizon FIOS
| reply to dandin1
Try:
»check.socketsix.com/
I'm not certain what port ranges it tests against, but it works well as a basic firewall check and common well-known ports for IPv6.
I thought about setting up my own IPv6 using nmap-cgi or some others, but have not had the time yet.
Good Luck.
--_Datlev |
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vrillusions
join:2002-07-08
Cleveland, OH
| reply to ajmas
I know nmap, at least in debian 4 and ubuntu 8.04 supports ipv6. I've left feedback for shields up to be ipv6 aware. Maybe if more people suggested it. »grc.com/feedback
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Todd
»www.vrillusions.com/ |
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ajmas
join:2008-04-14
Canada
| reply to dandin1
The exact answer will probably depend on what platform you are using, though I believe nmap ( »nmap.org/ ) supports IPv6, though I have not tested this.
Note that another possibility could be Nessus. At the time of writing there is currently a beta of version 3.2 with added support for IPv6: »blog.tenablesecurity.com/2007/02···ta_.html |
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justin
Australian
join:1999-05-28
Brooklyn, NY | reply to dandin1
If you find one please post. |
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dandin1
join:2008-05-27 | Does anyone know where I can find an online IPv6 port-scanning tool? I'm trying to test if my firewall is working properly, but I don't have access to another IPv6 host. |
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