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lohmag2015-04-05 12:16:25
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lohmag, 2015-04-05 12:16:25

Are there any multicast stream scanners?

Good afternoon.
Does anyone know a program that searches for multicast channels in a given range of addresses on the network, subscribing to each one in turn and compiling a list of those found. In the same place, not only the address is needed, but also the port, how to deal with it?

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Valentine, 2015-04-05
@vvpoloskin

It is proposed to take scapy and send an IGMP-JOIN request to the network for each address. In parallel with this, in wireshark / tcpdump, see if anything has started to fall from the network.

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Sergey, 2015-04-05
@edinorog

I'm afraid of multicast in the network half directed. if it is not open in your direction ... then at least look around =)

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Little_CJIOH, 2015-04-05
@Little_CJIOH

tcpdump - write a specific multicast to a file, specify it as host, without specifying a port.
pcapreport -x from the tstools package extracts all streams from the dump and decomposes them into separate files.
As mentioned above, multicast should be available to you.

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Gonchik Tsymzhitov, 2015-04-09
@gonchik

How about StreamXpert?
www.dektec.com/Downloads/Applications

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