AnniertEnumerNew

AnniertEnumerNew is a software library designed to facilitate the enumeration of network devices and services within a local network. It is an enhanced version of the original AnniertEnumer, offering improved performance, additional features, and better compatibility with modern network environments. The library is written in Python and leverages various network protocols to discover devices and services, including but not limited to, ARP, ICMP, and DNS.

One of the key features of AnniertEnumerNew is its ability to perform fast and efficient network scans. It can quickly identify all active devices on a network by sending ARP requests and analyzing the responses. Additionally, it supports ICMP echo requests to check the reachability of devices and determine their response times.

Another notable feature is the library's capability to enumerate services running on discovered devices. By probing common ports and analyzing the responses, AnniertEnumerNew can identify the services and applications running on each device. This information can be valuable for network administrators and security professionals in managing and securing their networks.

AnniertEnumerNew also includes advanced filtering options, allowing users to specify criteria for device and service enumeration. This can help in narrowing down the search results to only the relevant devices or services, making the process more efficient.

The library is open-source and available on GitHub, where users can contribute to its development, report issues, and request new features. It is designed to be easy to use and integrate into existing projects, making it a valuable tool for network administrators and developers alike.