GFI LANguard Network Security Scanner v9 0 20081118 Incl Keymake

What's new in GFI LANguard 9? GFI LANguard version 9.0 builds on GFI LANguard 8.0 by improving further on usability and manageability. Some of the new and improved features of version 9.0 Detection of Virtual Machines GFI LANguard can now detect whether a scanned machine is real or virtual. Currently both VMware and Virtual PC software are supported. Automatic remediation of unauthorized applications GFI LANguard 9 allows the user to define which applications are authorized or not authorized on the network. During a scan, any unauthorized applications are identified and (optionally) uninstalled automatically by GFI LANguard. Remote Desktop Connection GFI LANguard allows the useful option of a remote desktop connection to fix security issues on scanned computers that cannot be fixed automatically. Extended Hardware auditing facility GFI LANguard can now show detailed information about the hardware configuration of all the scanned machines on your network. All devices from the �Device Manager� tool from windows operating systems are retrieved including motherboard, processors, memory, storage devices, display adapters, and much more. A fresh, new look which allows effective use of GFI LANguard GFI LANguard now ships with a new user interface which allows network administrators to easily scan the network to perform vulnerability assessment and retrieve relevant security information, analyze the results and generate reports and remediate the security issues that were detected. Monitoring Dashboard The GFI LANguard dashboard shows summarized results of all scans from the database and provides and overview of the most vulnerable computers and security status trends of the network. Scan progress reporting All errors encountered during a scan are now centralized so that it can instantly be identified on which machines the scan failed and for what reasons. During a scan, an estimation of the time remaining for the scan to complete, this feature is useful when scanning larger networks or machines distributed across locations. Improved reporting experience Executive reports are now available directly from within GFI LANguard. Python Scripting for customer vulnerability checks Apart from VB script and SSH, custom vulnerability checks can now also be defined in Python language. All works great!

udp://tracker.openbittorrent.com:80
udp://open.demonii.com:1337
udp://tracker.coppersurfer.tk:6969
udp://exodus.desync.com:6969

ptrace() (2009-02-04)

Thanks a lot!! Program works fine 100% Genuine software, download it..
ptrace()

shutppsitdn (2009-03-29)

RIGHT TO "CALL HOME"; OPT-OUT. The Product will automatically contact GFI SOFTWARE if and when any of the following events occur: (i) the Product is successfully installed by you; (ii) you fail to install the Product successfully; (iii) the Product has been successfully configured; (iv) there are changes to the Product's license key; and (v) the Product is uninstalled. You may opt out of the Call Home feature by sending an opt-out request to GFI SOFTWARE at the email address set forth in Section 22. Unless you opt out, you hereby consent to this feature. GFI SOFTWARE has offices worldwide and you acknowledge and consent that when the Product Calls Home the data may be sent to any GFI SOFTWARE office or affiliate for processing, including locations outside of the USA and European Union.
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Anyone know how to block that?

tagwar (2009-07-15)

thanks uploader
and thanks ptrace() for your feedback

mat.gate (2009-12-07)

"shutppsitdn" You are genius who tells us the real picture how this product will work to send the application event reports to the configured servers. Though bro, I think 90% (i will say 90%) people here who are interested to have this product will use it for education purpose only... they are not gonna sell this product or gonna use it for their organizations.
Now, figure out what ways the application can send its reports to the vender? only internet isn't it? so you can disconnect your internet while practicing on it, though when you work on VMwares you do not need to do this. If you are not using VMware then u can use any firewall application to restrict this application's access over internet. Its really simple for the network geeks like 1 2 3....

incurablegeek (2010-04-03)

Not claiming to be an expert or anything but I don't believe the problem pointed up by "shutppsitdn" should be anything to worry about. Why not just tell your firewall (Zone Alarm, ESET, etc.) not to ever allow this program access to the net.

akkebro (2010-04-22)

@incurablegeek: "Why not just tell your firewall [...] not to ever allow this program access to the net."
Maybe because it's a network scanner? It kind of would defeat the purpose.

peluprogrammer (2012-11-06)

You can block access to the home server of LANguard! You can do this in hosts file, your firewall or your router! I just don't know the home address. I don't use this software!

peluprogrammer (2012-11-06)

I see there are 2 servers that this software try to make a connection. First on port 443 \64.239.246.16 and 2nd on port 80 \199.7.55.190

harrypalmerman (2012-11-30)

199.7.55.190 resolves to HOST-190.EDGE-FO.AMS1.VERISIGN.COM
64.239.246.16 doesn't resolve to any name, so it would be tough to block in the hosts file.