IPv4 Ping Sweep Scan Utility
Project description
# pingsweep
Lightweight Pingsweeper - quickly ping many hosts
# Description
This utility provides a simple interface allowing a user to quickly ping a large group of hosts by IPv4 address or by hostname.
============================================
- begin enumeration on unknown networks
- check connectivity of a list of networked devices
- define a custom ping timeout for faster or more thorough scans
- default output is in a list-friendly format
# Usage
pingsweep [options] ip_range
=============================
```
pingsweep -h
Usage: pingsweep [options] ip_range
Examples:
pingsweep 10.0.0.0/24
pingsweep 10.0.0.0-255
pingsweep 10.0.0.0 10.0.0.255
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug display all pings, failed and successful
-l IP_FILE, --list=IP_FILE define a text file of one IP per line to ping
-n, --hostnames Attempt to resolve hostnames for successful pings
-r, --reverse display failed pings instead of successful pings
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT define a ping timeout in miliseconds (default is 200)
-v, --verbose include fping statistics for each ping
```
# Installation
pingsweep is available as an installable python module. Try running:
```
pip install pingsweep
```
Or you can download and run pingsweep.py from this repo.
Lightweight Pingsweeper - quickly ping many hosts
# Description
This utility provides a simple interface allowing a user to quickly ping a large group of hosts by IPv4 address or by hostname.
============================================
- begin enumeration on unknown networks
- check connectivity of a list of networked devices
- define a custom ping timeout for faster or more thorough scans
- default output is in a list-friendly format
# Usage
pingsweep [options] ip_range
=============================
```
pingsweep -h
Usage: pingsweep [options] ip_range
Examples:
pingsweep 10.0.0.0/24
pingsweep 10.0.0.0-255
pingsweep 10.0.0.0 10.0.0.255
Options:
-h, --help show this help message and exit
-d, --debug display all pings, failed and successful
-l IP_FILE, --list=IP_FILE define a text file of one IP per line to ping
-n, --hostnames Attempt to resolve hostnames for successful pings
-r, --reverse display failed pings instead of successful pings
-t TIMEOUT, --timeout=TIMEOUT define a ping timeout in miliseconds (default is 200)
-v, --verbose include fping statistics for each ping
```
# Installation
pingsweep is available as an installable python module. Try running:
```
pip install pingsweep
```
Or you can download and run pingsweep.py from this repo.
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