Hi,

Using simple scripting would be a good way to get things done quickly. E.g.

#!/bin/bash

srcport=$1
end=$2

while [ $srcport -le $end ]; do
nmap -g $srcport -oA blabla-$srcport etc
$srcport = `expr $srcport + 1`
done

/CJ

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> Ämne: Comprehensive firewall test using Nmap?
>
> Is it possible to automatically alter the source port when using Nmap
> to test a firewall? It would be very nice if it was possible to provide
> a port range instead of one single source port, even though I realise
> that such as scan would take a long time to execute. Anyone knows of
> any patches for Nmap that allows a source port range to be provided?
>
> If not, do you have any other suggestion on what application to use to
> perform a more comprehensive firewall test?
>
> Thanks,
> Alexander
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