Network scaner

[sampko]

I am looking for a network scanner that will ping and list responses. I am trying to build a list of internal ip address assigned, then I can feed it in to another program I have and it will pull all the info off the supplied ip's. Problem is, I can use the program I have to scan, but there is no options anywhere to ignore non responsive hosts, so it take for ever. But it does have an option to import ips from a text file. So the scanner I'm looking for has to be able to export to text file.

 

[North323]

check out nCircle

 

[lerdalt]

or superscan

http://www.snapfiles.com/get/superscan.html

 

[gdvissch]

just for fun and to prove you don't need a tool.
If this is on a windows box, in a command prompt try:

for /l %i in (1,1,254) do @ping 192.168.1.%i -n 1 -w 100|findstr /I Reply >>active-ips.txt

a simple loop from 1 to 254, with step 1
you ping the corresponding addresses
and filter the ones that respond.
You need to clean the resulting file, but this is trivial
Could be done with another for loop, but this is left as an exercise for the reader ;-)
(for /f will do the trick)

G.

 

[sampko]

Thanks for all the responses. I will try the command line one. Superscan does not save in the format that I wanted. I was originally trying that one.