- Pi network scanner install#
- Pi network scanner manual#
- Pi network scanner zip#
- Pi network scanner mac#
Sshpass -p 'password1234' scp -P 2245 /home/pi/pentest/scan$nextfile.zip -e "\e[1 31mSending email to Network team\e[0m" bin/echo -e "\e[1 31mUploading scan results:scan"$nextfile".zip" bin/echo -e "\e[1 31mFile created:scan"$nextfile".zip\e[0m"
Pi network scanner zip#
Zip /home/pi/pentest/scan$nextfile netmap.txt speedtest.txt customer.nmap customer.html Sudo xsltproc /home/pi/pentest/scans/customer.xml -o /home/pi/pentest/scans/customer.html bin/echo -e "\e[1 31mLast scan file:scan"$lastfile".zip\e[0m" Ip=$(ip addr show eth0 | grep "inet\b"|awk '' | cut -d "." -f1| cut -d "n" -f2 | sort -rn | head -n 1) It uses RGB led for scan progress:īLUE blinking: doing fast scan, 10-20 seconds
Pi network scanner manual#
So i have root access to the linux box inside customer network for some manual work if needed. The RaspberryPI even OpenVPN connects back to headquarters as soon as it gets the IP address over DHCP. So the script does gather all the above info sends it to email and upload to some SCP server, to sure get the info. Advance nmap scan for open ports on devices in the same LAN as RaspberryPI Latency to gateway, our data-center and internet Traceroute to the internet, gateway, our data-center
Pi network scanner mac#
Vendors of the MAC addresses for some quick look into the “customer arsenal” Network devices that are connected to the same LAN, their IP and MAC addresses
LAN segment RaspberryPI is connected to, RaspberryPI DHCP address What i wanted to achieve with this script is, that i can give the small RaspberryPI even to not so skilled technican and i dont even need to go to the customer site to get a lot of useful informations about the customers network.įirst i wrote down the things that we always check about the customer network, and choose the things that are worth the effort to automate, so the final list was: But for smaller customers this script is really usefull, and you can just save all the output as a part of current network configuration too.
They are very convient, they can be used with the power-bank even for 24h or more, depends on the need.Įvery time when we where taking over some customers network, we always done a lot of things manualy (some still do, no other way). I use them for console servers, remote debuging and analyzing network. But after several days of struggle, I'm stumped.Iam ussing RaspberryPis a lot as network engineer, i have at least 8 PIs around house and at the office. Clearly, there is some configuration difference between the Pi and the Ubuntu platforms. I have tried removing and re-installing hplip and a number of other packages. I cannot find any missing packages or dependencies on the Pi. On the Ubuntu system, the same debug output shows successful discovery of both the network scanner and the USB-connected scanner. I've run scanimage on the Pi with SANE_DEBUG_DLL=128 and SANE_DEBUG_HPAIO=128 but the output simply reports no scanners found without indicating any errors of any kind. Yes, I have installed the libsane-hpaio package on the Pi. My understanding is that these scanners are supported through use of the libsane-hpaio backend. But, like the USB device, the Pi fails to 'see' the network scanner. The Pi's CUPS server sees and can use that network printer. I also have an HP 6978 Network printer/scanner that the Ubuntu system sees on the network and can manipulate with the hplip tools. And hplip documentation indicates that the device is supported both for the Pi hplip version (3.16.11) and for the Ubuntu version (3.20). ) recognize the USB scanner.Ĭlearly, as the Ubuntu test proves, hplip does support scanning for this all-in-one printer/scanner. But none of the Pi's hplip tools ( hp-setup, hp-probe, hp-check, hp-scan, scanimage. When I plug the USB device into that laptop, I can use hplip's hp-scan tool to successfully scan. I have a separate laptop running Ubuntu 20. But I cannot get the Pi to recognize the device's scanner. The Pi recognizes the printer features of the device and I can successfully configure CUPS to use the printer. I plug in an old HP PSC 750xi All-In-One USB printer/scanner.
Pi network scanner install#
I have what apt-get install tells me is the latest version of everything installed.
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