It's possible to build a portable version of nmap that is somewhat limited (no winpcap), but still usable for a quick port scan.
First you'll need to build the portable package: use a windows machine where you have administrative access.
Download the Nmap windows binary file from here.
Install and run it at least one time to make sure all the DLLs were correctly extracted.
Now you'll have to manually put DLL from the MS VC Runtime in the same directory of nmap.
You'll need:
- Microsoft.VC90.CRT.manifest
- msvcp90.dll
- msvcr90.dll
- msvcp100.dll
- msvcr100.dll
Now copy the whole nmap installation directory on an USB key, and you'll be able to run it from another machine without installing.
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ReplyDeleteMaybe you can argue a little more?
Deleteworks for me, thanks Alessandro. Anon, make sure you get all the files mentioned in the Nmap directory.
DeleteI know its a bit old, but do I need to do this for each Windows versions? (ie: XP, Vista, Win7, Win8, etc)? or will one size fit all?
ReplyDeleteI prepared the package on an XP and it worked on 2000 and 2003
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