PSnmap.psm1
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#requires -version 2 <# .SYNOPSIS Linux nmap for PowerShell (almost). Ping sweeps and scans a network for specified open ports. Can also perform DNS lookups. Port connect timeout is custom (milliseconds). Multithreaded with a default of 32 concurrent threads. If you get over about 20-25,000 threads, you'll experience significant slowdowns towards the end, so avoiding that is recommended. This number may vary in your environment. Svendsen Tech. Copyright (c) 2015, Joakim Svendsen All rights reserved. BSD 3-clause license. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause Homepage/documentation: http://www.powershelladmin.com/wiki/Port_scan_subnets_with_PSnmap_for_PowerShell .PARAMETER ComputerName List of CIDR, IP/subnet, IP or DNS/NetBIOS name. .PARAMETER PORT Port or ports to check. .PARAMETER Dns Perform a DNS lookup. .PARAMETER ScanOnPingFail Scan all hosts even if ping fails. .PARAMETER ThrottleLimit Number of concurrent threads. Default: 32. .PARAMETER HideProgress Do not display progress with Write-Progress .PARAMETER Timeout Timeout in seconds for each thread. Causes problems if too short. 30 as a default seems OK. .PARAMETER PortConnectTimeoutMs Port connect timeout in milliseconds. 5 seconds as a default for LAN scans. Increase for mobile/slow WAN. .PARAMETER NoSummary Do not display the end summary with start and end time, using Write-Host. .EXAMPLE $x = PSnmap -Cn 192.168.1.1/24, synology, ubuntuvm, vista64esxi -Port 22,3389,80,443 -Dns #-Verbose PS C:\> $x | Where { $_.Ping } | Format-Table -AutoSize ComputerName IP/DNS Ping Port 22 Port 80 Port 443 Port 3389 ------------ ------ ---- ------- ------- -------- --------- 192.168.1.1 router.asus.com True False True False False 192.168.1.17 Chromecast True False False False False 192.168.1.25 android-xxxxxxxxxxxxxxx True False False False False 192.168.1.31 ubuntuvm True True True False False 192.168.1.77 True True False False False 192.168.1.84 synology True True True True False 192.168.1.122 desktop True False False False False 192.168.1.124 PC58271 True False True True True 192.168.1.127 stuepc True False False False True 192.168.1.131 2008r2esxi True False True False True 192.168.1.132 2008r2esxi2 True False True False True 192.168.1.133 win7esxi True False False False True 192.168.1.151 SERVER2008 True False False False True 192.168.1.166 True True True True False 192.168.1.195 True False False False False 192.168.1.231 HPENVY4500 True False True True False 192.168.1.234 elitebook True True False False True 192.168.1.245 server2012 True False True False True 192.168.1.253 vista64esxi True False False False True synology 192.168.1.84 True True True True False ubuntuvm 192.168.1.31 True True True False False vista64esxi fa70::614c:f45a:72f9:46a5%3;192.168.1.253 True False False False True .EXAMPLE $x = PSnmap -Cn 192.168.1.1/24, synology, ubuntuvm, vista64esxi -Port 22,3389,80,443 -Dns #-Verbose PS C:\> $x | Where { $_.'Port 22' } | Format-Table -AutoSize ComputerName IP/DNS Ping Port 22 Port 80 Port 443 Port 3389 ------------ ------ ---- ------- ------- -------- --------- 192.168.1.31 ubuntuvm True True True False False 192.168.1.77 True True False False False 192.168.1.84 synology True True True True False 192.168.1.166 True True True True False 192.168.1.234 elitebook True True False False True synology 192.168.1.84 True True True True False ubuntuvm 192.168.1.31 True True True False False #> function Invoke-PSnmap { [CmdletBinding()] param( # CIDR, IP/subnet, IP, or DNS/NetBIOS name. [Parameter(Mandatory=$true)][ValidateNotNullOrEmpty()][Alias('PSComputerName', 'Cn')][string[]] $ComputerName, # Port or ports to check. [int[]] $Port, # Perform a DNS lookup. [switch] $Dns, # Scan all hosts even if ping fails. [switch] $ScanOnPingFail, # Number of concurrent threads. [int] $ThrottleLimit = 32, # Do not display progress with Write-Progress. [switch] $HideProgress, # Timeout in seconds. Causes problems if too short. 30 as a default seems OK. [int] $Timeout = 30, # Port connect timeout in milliseconds. 5000 as a default seems sane. [int] $PortConnectTimeoutMs = 5000, # Do not display the end summary with start and end time, using Write-Host. [switch] $NoSummary ) # PowerShell nmap-ish clone for Windows. # Copyright (c) 2015, Svendsen Tech, All rights reserved. # Author: Joakim Borger Svendsen # Runspace "framework" borrowed and adapted from Zachary Loeber's work. # BSD 3-clause license - http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause # July 20, 2015. beta1 # August 6, 2016, beta2. # "Change history": Added sorting of results correctly by IP/computername using some cleverness. # Added throttling of pings since it seemed to be in an infinite loop once during testing, # and this made that go away. Seeing some inconsistencies when testing (port 80 on the router # reported as closed on one scan, open on the next). # Changed so multiple IPs or DNS names are in an array rather than a semicolon-joined string. Set-StrictMode -Version Latest $MyEAP = 'Stop' $ErrorActionPreference = $MyEAP $StartTime = Get-Date #$MyScriptRoot = Split-Path -Parent $MyInvocation.MyCommand.Definition #Write-Verbose -Message "Creating script-scoped PSipcalc alias." #New-Alias -Name Invoke-PSipcalc -Scope Script -Value (Join-Path $MyScriptRoot $PSipcalc) $IPv4Regex = '(?:(?:0?0?\d|0?[1-9]\d|1\d\d|2[0-5][0-5]|2[0-4]\d)\.){3}(?:0?0?\d|0?[1-9]\d|1\d\d|2[0-5][0-5]|2[0-4]\d)' $RunspaceTimers = [HashTable]::Synchronized(@{}) $PortData = [HashTable]::Synchronized(@{}) $Runspaces = New-Object -TypeName System.Collections.ArrayList $RunspaceCounter = 0 Write-Verbose -Message 'Creating initial session state.' $ISS = [System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.InitialSessionState]::CreateDefault() $ISS.Variables.Add((New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.SessionStateVariableEntry -ArgumentList 'RunspaceTimers', $RunspaceTimers, '')) $ISS.Variables.Add((New-Object -TypeName System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.SessionStateVariableEntry -ArgumentList 'PortData', $PortData, '')) Write-Verbose -Message 'Creating runspace pool.' $RunspacePool = [System.Management.Automation.Runspaces.RunspaceFactory]::CreateRunspacePool(1, $ThrottleLimit, $ISS, $Host) $RunspacePool.ApartmentState = 'STA' $RunspacePool.Open() $ScriptBlock = { [CmdletBinding()] param( [int] $ID, [string] $Computer, [int[]] $Port, [switch] $Dns, [int] $PortConnectTimeout ) # Get the start time. $RunspaceTimers.$ID = Get-Date # The objects returned here are passed to the pipeline... if (-not $PortData.ContainsKey($Computer)) { #'' | Select-Object -Property ComputerName, Error, Ping $PortData[$Computer] = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{ ComputerName = $Computer } } # I'm lazy (in the right way?) and just took this DNS stuff from the existing Get-PortState module. if ($Dns) { $ErrorActionPreference = 'SilentlyContinue' $HostEntry = [System.Net.Dns]::GetHostEntry($Computer) $Result = $? $ErrorActionPreference = 'Continue' # It looks like it's "successful" even when it isn't, for any practical purposes (pass in IP, get IP as .HostName)... if ($Result) { ## This is a best-effort attempt at handling things flexibly. ## # I think this should mostly work... If I pass in an IPv4 address that doesn't # resolve to a host name, the same IP seems to be used to populate the HostName property. # So this means that you'll get the IP address twice for IPs that don't resolve, but # it will still say it resolved. For IPs that do resolve to a host name, you will # correctly get the host name in the IP/DNS column. For host names or IPs that resolve to # one or more IP addresses, you will get the IPs joined together with semicolons. # Both IPv6 and IPv4 may be reported depending on your environment. if ($HostEntry.HostName.Split('.')[0] -ieq $Computer.Split('.')[0]) { $IPDns = @($HostEntry | Select -Expand AddressList | Select -Expand IPAddressToString) } else { $IPDns = @(@($HostEntry.HostName) + @($HostEntry.Aliases)) # -join ';') -join ';' -replace ';\z' } $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name 'IP/DNS' -Value $IPDns } else { $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name 'IP/DNS' -Value $Null } continue } # end of if $Dns foreach ($p in $Port | Sort-Object) { # only one port per thread, legacy code... Write-Verbose -Message "Processing ${Computer}, port $p in thread." $MySock, $IASyncResult, $Result = $Null, $Null, $Null $MySock = New-Object Net.Sockets.TcpClient $IASyncResult = [IAsyncResult] $MySock.BeginConnect($Computer, $p, $null, $null) $Result = $IAsyncResult.AsyncWaitHandle.WaitOne($PortConnectTimeout, $true) if ($MySock.Connected) { $MySock.Close() $MySock.Dispose() $MySock = $Null Write-Verbose "${Computer}: Port $p is OPEN" $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Port $p" -Value $True } else { $MySock.Close() $MySock.Dispose() $MySock = $Null Write-Verbose "${Computer}: Port $p is CLOSED" $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Port $p" -Value $False } <#$MySocket = $Null $MySocket = New-Object Net.Sockets.TcpClient # Suppress error messages $ErrorActionPreference = 'SilentlyContinue' # Try to connect $MySocket.Connect($Computer, $p) # Make error messages visible again $ErrorActionPreference = 'Continue' if ($MySocket.Connected) { $MySocket.Close() $MySocket.Dispose() $MySocket = $Null Write-Verbose "${Computer}: Port $p is OPEN" $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Port $p" -Value $True } else { $MySocket.Close() $MySocket.Dispose() $MySocket = $Null Write-Verbose "${Computer}: Port $p is CLOSED" $PortData[$Computer] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name "Port $p" -Value $False }#> } # Emit object to pipeline! #$o } # end of script block that's run for each host/port/DNS function Get-Result { [CmdletBinding()] param( [switch] $Wait ) do { $More = $false foreach ($Runspace in $Runspaces) { $StartTime = $RunspaceTimers[$Runspace.ID] if ($Runspace.Handle.IsCompleted) { #Write-Verbose -Message ('Thread done for {0}' -f $Runspace.IObject) $Runspace.PowerShell.EndInvoke($Runspace.Handle) $Runspace.PowerShell.Dispose() $Runspace.PowerShell = $null $Runspace.Handle = $null } elseif ($Runspace.Handle -ne $null) { $More = $true } if ($Timeout -and $StartTime) { if ((New-TimeSpan -Start $StartTime).TotalSeconds -ge $Timeout -and $Runspace.PowerShell) { Write-Warning -Message ('Timeout {0}' -f $Runspace.IObject) $Runspace.PowerShell.Dispose() $Runspace.PowerShell = $null $Runspace.Handle = $null } } } if ($More -and $PSBoundParameters['Wait']) { Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 100 } foreach ($Thread in $Runspaces.Clone()) { if (-not $Thread.Handle) { Write-Verbose -Message ('Removing {0} from runspaces' -f $Thread.IObject) $Runspaces.Remove($Thread) } } if (-not $HideProgress) { $ProgressSplatting = @{ Activity = 'Processing' Status = 'Processing: {0} of {1} total threads done' -f ($RunspaceCounter - $Runspaces.Count), $RunspaceCounter PercentComplete = ($RunspaceCounter - $Runspaces.Count) / $RunspaceCounter * 100 } Write-Progress @ProgressSplatting } } while ($More -and $PSBoundParameters['Wait']) } # end of Get-Result $PingScriptBlock = { [CmdletBinding()] param( [int] $ID, [string] $ComputerName ) $RunspaceTimers.$ID = Get-Date if (-not $PortData.ContainsKey($ComputerName)) { $PortData[$ComputerName] = New-Object -TypeName PSObject -Property @{ Ping = $Null } } $PortData[$ComputerName] | Add-Member -MemberType NoteProperty -Name Ping -Value (Test-Connection -ComputerName $ComputerName -Quiet -Count 1) -Force } $AllComputerName = @() foreach ($Computer in $ComputerName) { if ($Computer -match "\A(?:${IPv4Regex}/\d{1,2}|${IPv4Regex}[\s/]+$IPv4Regex)\z") { Write-Verbose -Message "Detected CIDR notation or IP/subnet: '$Computer'. Expanding ..." $AllComputerName += @((Invoke-PSipcalc -NetworkAddress $Computer -Enumerate).IPEnumerated) } else { $AllComputerName += $Computer } } # Do a ping scan using the same thread engine as later, but don't run Get-Result. # We sort of need some type of feedback even without Write-Verbose at this step... # Abandoned support for pipeline input (I'm guessing "who cares" about that 99 % of the time with this script). Write-Verbose -Message "$(Get-Date): Doing a ping sweep. Please wait." foreach ($Computer in $AllComputerName) { ++$RunspaceCounter $psCMD = [System.Management.Automation.PowerShell]::Create().AddScript($PingScriptBlock) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('ID', $RunspaceCounter) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Computer', $Computer) # [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Verbose', $VerbosePreference) $psCMD.RunspacePool = $RunspacePool Write-Verbose -Message "Starting $Computer ping thread" # [void]$Runspaces.Add(@{ Handle = $psCMD.BeginInvoke() PowerShell = $psCMD IObject = $Computer # ID = $RunspaceCounter }) #Get-Result Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 25 } [int] $Count = 1 # Wait for pings to finish, so we have objects for all computernames/IPs. # This is pretty ugly, but works. while (1) { if ($Runspaces[($RunspaceCounter-1)].Handle.IsCompleted) { break } Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 500 if ($Count % 4) { Write-Verbose -Message "Waiting for ping scan to finish... (iterations: $Count)." } ++$Count } # Ugh, wait for the last one. Damn off by one crap. :( Not even sure why. Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 3500 # seems to work without now? # no, one missing result, damn it. if ($PSBoundParameters['ScanOnPingFail']) { $IterComputerName = $PortData.Keys } else { $IterComputerName = $PortData.GetEnumerator() | Where-Object { $_.Value.Ping -eq $True } | Select-Object -ExpandProperty Name } foreach ($Computer in $IterComputerName) { # Starting DNS thread if switch was specified. if ($PSBoundParameters['Dns']) { ++$RunspaceCounter $psCMD = [System.Management.Automation.PowerShell]::Create().AddScript($ScriptBlock) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('ID', $RunspaceCounter) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Computer', $Computer) [void] $PSCMD.AddParameter('Port', $Null) [void] $PSCMD.AddParameter('Dns', $Dns) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Verbose', $VerbosePreference) $psCMD.RunspacePool = $RunspacePool Write-Verbose -Message "Starting $Computer DNS thread" [void]$Runspaces.Add(@{ Handle = $psCMD.BeginInvoke() PowerShell = $psCMD IObject = $Computer ID = $RunspaceCounter }) } Get-Result # Starting one thread for each port. foreach ($p in $Port) { #Start-Sleep -Milliseconds 25 $RunspaceCounter++ $psCMD = [System.Management.Automation.PowerShell]::Create().AddScript($ScriptBlock) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('ID', $RunspaceCounter) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Computer', $Computer) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Port', $p) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Dns', $Null) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('PortConnectTimeout', $PortConnectTimeoutMs) [void] $psCMD.AddParameter('Verbose', $VerbosePreference) $psCMD.RunspacePool = $RunspacePool Write-Verbose -Message "Starting $Computer, port $p" [void]$Runspaces.Add(@{ Handle = $psCMD.BeginInvoke() PowerShell = $psCMD IObject = $Computer ID = $RunspaceCounter }) Get-Result } } #Get-Result Get-Result -Wait if (-not $HideProgress) { Write-Progress -Activity 'Processing' -Status 'Done' -Completed } Write-Verbose -Message "Closing runspace pool." $RunspacePool.Close() $RunspacePool.Dispose() [hashtable[]] $Script:TestPortProperties = @{ Name = 'ComputerName'; Expression = { $_.Name } } if ($Dns) { $Script:TestPortProperties += @{ Name = 'IP/DNS'; Expression = { $_.Value.'IP/DNS' } } } $Script:TestPortProperties += @{ Name = 'Ping'; Expression = { $_.Value.Ping } } #$Script:TestPortProperties += @($Port | ForEach-Object { @{ Name = "Port $_"; Expression = { $_."Port $_" } } }) foreach ($p in $Port | Sort-Object) { $Script:TestPortProperties += @{ Name = "Port $p"; Expression = [ScriptBlock]::Create("`$_.Value.'Port $p'") } } $PortData.GetEnumerator() | Sort-Object -Property @{ Expression ={ if ($_.Name -match "\A$IPv4Regex\z") { ($_.Name.Split('.') | ForEach-Object { '{0:D3}' -f [int] $_ }) -join '.' } else { $_.Name } } } | Select-Object -Property $Script:TestPortProperties Write-Verbose -Message '"Exporting" $Global:STTestPortData and $Global:STTestPortDataProperties' $Global:STTestPortData = $PortData $Global:STTestPortDataProperties = $Script:TestPortProperties if (-not $NoSummary) { Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green ('Start time: ' + $StartTime) Write-Host -ForegroundColor Green ('End time: ' + (Get-Date)) } } <# .SYNOPSIS Provides detailed network information. Accepts CIDR notation and IP / subnet mask. Inspired by the utility "ipcalc" on Linux. Svendsen Tech. Copyright (c) 2015, Joakim Svendsen All rights reserved. BSD 3-clause license. http://www.opensource.org/licenses/BSD-3-Clause .PARAMETER NetworkAddress CIDR notation network address, or using subnet mask. Examples: '192.168.0.1/24', '10.20.30.40/255.255.0.0'. .PARAMETER Contains Causes PSipcalc to return a boolean value for whether the specified IP is in the specified network. Includes network address and broadcast address. .PARAMETER Enumerate Enumerates all IPs in subnet (potentially resource-expensive). Ignored if you use -Contains. #> function Invoke-PSipcalc { [CmdletBinding()] param( [Parameter(Mandatory=$True)][string[]] $NetworkAddress, [string] $Contains, [switch] $Enumerate ) # PowerShell ipcalc clone: PSipcalc. # Copyright (c), 2015, Svendsen Tech # All rights reserved. ## Author: Joakim Svendsen # BSD 3-clause license. # Original release 2015-07-13 (ish) v1.0 (or whatever...) # 2015-07-16: v1.2. Standardized the TotalHosts and UsableHosts properties to always be of the type int64. # Formely TotalHosts was a string, except for network lengths of 30-32, when it was an int32. UsableHosts used to be int32. # 2015-07-15: Added -Contains and fixed some comment bugs(!) plus commented a bit more and made minor tweaks. v1.1, I guess. Set-StrictMode -Version Latest $ErrorActionPreference = 'Stop' # This is a regex I made to match an IPv4 address precisely ( http://www.powershelladmin.com/wiki/PowerShell_regex_to_accurately_match_IPv4_address_%280-255_only%29 ) $IPv4Regex = '(?:(?:0?0?\d|0?[1-9]\d|1\d\d|2[0-5][0-5]|2[0-4]\d)\.){3}(?:0?0?\d|0?[1-9]\d|1\d\d|2[0-5][0-5]|2[0-4]\d)' function Convert-IPToBinary { param( [string] $IP ) $IP = $IP.Trim() if ($IP -match "\A${IPv4Regex}\z") { try { return ($IP.Split('.') | ForEach-Object { [System.Convert]::ToString([byte] $_, 2).PadLeft(8, '0') }) -join '' } catch { Write-Warning -Message "Error converting '$IP' to a binary string: $_" return $Null } } else { Write-Warning -Message "Invalid IP detected: '$IP'." return $Null } } function Convert-BinaryToIP { param( [string] $Binary ) $Binary = $Binary -replace '\s+' if ($Binary.Length % 8) { Write-Warning -Message "Binary string '$Binary' is not evenly divisible by 8." return $Null } [int] $NumberOfBytes = $Binary.Length / 8 $Bytes = @(foreach ($i in 0..($NumberOfBytes-1)) { try { #$Bytes += # skipping this and collecting "outside" seems to make it like 10 % faster [System.Convert]::ToByte($Binary.Substring(($i * 8), 8), 2) } catch { Write-Warning -Message "Error converting '$Binary' to bytes. `$i was $i." return $Null } }) return $Bytes -join '.' } function Get-ProperCIDR { param( [string] $CIDRString ) $CIDRString = $CIDRString.Trim() $o = '' | Select-Object -Property IP, NetworkLength if ($CIDRString -match "\A(?<IP>${IPv4Regex})\s*/\s*(?<NetworkLength>\d{1,2})\z") { # Could have validated the CIDR in the regex, but this is more informative. if ([int] $Matches['NetworkLength'] -lt 0 -or [int] $Matches['NetworkLength'] -gt 32) { Write-Warning "Network length out of range (0-32) in CIDR string: '$CIDRString'." return } $o.IP = $Matches['IP'] $o.NetworkLength = $Matches['NetworkLength'] } elseif ($CIDRString -match "\A(?<IP>${IPv4Regex})[\s/]+(?<SubnetMask>${IPv4Regex})\z") { $o.IP = $Matches['IP'] $SubnetMask = $Matches['SubnetMask'] if (-not ($BinarySubnetMask = Convert-IPToBinary $SubnetMask)) { return # warning displayed by Convert-IPToBinary, nothing here } # Some validation of the binary form of the subnet mask, # to check that there aren't ones after a zero has occurred (invalid subnet mask). # Strip all leading ones, which means you either eat 32 1s and go to the end (255.255.255.255), # or you hit a 0, and if there's a 1 after that, we've got a broken subnet mask, amirite. if ((($BinarySubnetMask) -replace '\A1+') -match '1') { Write-Warning -Message "Invalid subnet mask in CIDR string '$CIDRString'. Subnet mask: '$SubnetMask'." return } $o.NetworkLength = [regex]::Matches($BinarySubnetMask, '1').Count } else { Write-Warning -Message "Invalid CIDR string: '${CIDRString}'. Valid examples: '192.168.1.0/24', '10.0.0.0/255.0.0.0'." return } # Check if the IP is all ones or all zeroes (not allowed: http://www.cisco.com/c/en/us/support/docs/ip/routing-information-protocol-rip/13788-3.html ) if ($o.IP -match '\A(?:(?:1\.){3}1|(?:0\.){3}0)\z') { Write-Warning "Invalid IP detected in CIDR string '${CIDRString}': '$($o.IP)'. An IP can not be all ones or all zeroes." return } return $o } function Get-IPRange { param( [string] $StartBinary, [string] $EndBinary ) [int64] $StartInt = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($StartBinary, 2) [int64] $EndInt = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($EndBinary, 2) for ($BinaryIP = $StartInt; $BinaryIP -le $EndInt; $BinaryIP++) { Convert-BinaryToIP ([System.Convert]::ToString($BinaryIP, 2).PadLeft(32, '0')) } } function Test-IPIsInNetwork { param( [string] $IP, [string] $StartBinary, [string] $EndBinary ) $TestIPBinary = Convert-IPToBinary $IP [int64] $TestIPInt64 = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($TestIPBinary, 2) [int64] $StartInt64 = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($StartBinary, 2) [int64] $EndInt64 = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($EndBinary, 2) if ($TestIPInt64 -ge $StartInt64 -and $TestIPInt64 -le $EndInt64) { return $True } else { return $False } } function Get-NetworkInformationFromProperCIDR { param( [psobject] $CIDRObject ) $o = '' | Select-Object -Property IP, NetworkLength, SubnetMask, NetworkAddress, HostMin, HostMax, Broadcast, UsableHosts, TotalHosts, IPEnumerated, BinaryIP, BinarySubnetMask, BinaryNetworkAddress, BinaryBroadcast $o.IP = [string] $CIDRObject.IP $o.BinaryIP = Convert-IPToBinary $o.IP $o.NetworkLength = [int32] $CIDRObject.NetworkLength $o.SubnetMask = Convert-BinaryToIP ('1' * $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '0') $o.BinarySubnetMask = ('1' * $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '0') $o.BinaryNetworkAddress = $o.BinaryIP.SubString(0, $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '0') if ($Contains) { if ($Contains -match "\A${IPv4Regex}\z") { # Passing in IP to test, start binary and end binary. return Test-IPIsInNetwork $Contains $o.BinaryNetworkAddress $o.BinaryNetworkAddress.SubString(0, $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '1') } else { Write-Error "Invalid IPv4 address specified with -Contains" return } } $o.NetworkAddress = Convert-BinaryToIP $o.BinaryNetworkAddress if ($o.NetworkLength -eq 32 -or $o.NetworkLength -eq 31) { $o.HostMin = $o.IP } else { $o.HostMin = Convert-BinaryToIP ([System.Convert]::ToString(([System.Convert]::ToInt64($o.BinaryNetworkAddress, 2) + 1), 2)).PadLeft(32, '0') } #$o.HostMax = Convert-BinaryToIP ([System.Convert]::ToString((([System.Convert]::ToInt64($o.BinaryNetworkAddress.SubString(0, $o.NetworkLength)).PadRight(32, '1'), 2) - 1), 2).PadLeft(32, '0')) #$o.HostMax = [string] $BinaryBroadcastIP = $o.BinaryNetworkAddress.SubString(0, $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '1') # this gives broadcast... need minus one. $o.BinaryBroadcast = $BinaryBroadcastIP [int64] $DecimalHostMax = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($BinaryBroadcastIP, 2) - 1 [string] $BinaryHostMax = [System.Convert]::ToString($DecimalHostMax, 2).PadLeft(32, '0') $o.HostMax = Convert-BinaryToIP $BinaryHostMax $o.TotalHosts = [int64][System.Convert]::ToString(([System.Convert]::ToInt64($BinaryBroadcastIP, 2) - [System.Convert]::ToInt64($o.BinaryNetworkAddress, 2) + 1)) $o.UsableHosts = $o.TotalHosts - 2 # ugh, exceptions for network lengths from 30..32 if ($o.NetworkLength -eq 32) { $o.Broadcast = $Null $o.UsableHosts = [int64] 1 $o.TotalHosts = [int64] 1 $o.HostMax = $o.IP } elseif ($o.NetworkLength -eq 31) { $o.Broadcast = $Null $o.UsableHosts = [int64] 2 $o.TotalHosts = [int64] 2 # Override the earlier set value for this (bloody exceptions). [int64] $DecimalHostMax2 = [System.Convert]::ToInt64($BinaryBroadcastIP, 2) # not minus one here like for the others [string] $BinaryHostMax2 = [System.Convert]::ToString($DecimalHostMax2, 2).PadLeft(32, '0') $o.HostMax = Convert-BinaryToIP $BinaryHostMax2 } elseif ($o.NetworkLength -eq 30) { $o.UsableHosts = [int64] 2 $o.TotalHosts = [int64] 4 $o.Broadcast = Convert-BinaryToIP $BinaryBroadcastIP } else { $o.Broadcast = Convert-BinaryToIP $BinaryBroadcastIP } if ($Enumerate) { $IPRange = @(Get-IPRange $o.BinaryNetworkAddress $o.BinaryNetworkAddress.SubString(0, $o.NetworkLength).PadRight(32, '1')) if ((31, 32) -notcontains $o.NetworkLength ) { $IPRange = $IPRange[1..($IPRange.Count-1)] # remove first element $IPRange = $IPRange[0..($IPRange.Count-2)] # remove last element } $o.IPEnumerated = $IPRange } else { $o.IPEnumerated = @() } return $o } $NetworkAddress | ForEach-Object { Get-ProperCIDR -CIDRString $_ } | ForEach-Object { Get-NetworkInformationFromProperCIDR -CIDRObject $_ } } New-Alias -Name PSnmap -Value Invoke-PSnmap -Description 'PowerShell nmap' -Scope Global New-Alias -Name PSipcalc -Value Invoke-PSipcalc -Description 'PowerShell ipcalc' -Scope Global Export-ModuleMember -Function Invoke-PSnmap, Invoke-PSipcalc |