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Message-ID: <011620051506.9682.41EA82D800002D9F000025D221587667200A900E0B0C0B@att.net>
From: dcdave at att.net (dcdave@....net)
Subject: linux or windows 2003 based wardialer

I remember when I worked at ISS, we had a locally built Windoze phone scanner. Probably still available, or I have a copy if anyone is interested.

dcdave
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-------------- Original message from Matt Cuttler <mcuttler@....gov>: -------------- 


> You should be able to run those older DOS programs - ToneLoc, THC-scan 
> etc. - from within a DOS emulator on your Linux box. Might be the path 
> of least resistance, if you're unable to find any newer software... Just 
> a thought. 
> 
> 
> -Matt Cuttler 
> 
> Paul Tinsley wrote: 
> 
> >Are there any good modern wardialers that will work in windows 2003 or 
> >RHES? I don't want to have to babysit a dos box running toneloc. My 
> >goal is to run and view the results of scans across the network. 
> > 
> > 
> 
> 
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