DESCRIPTION: ncat is a universally useful order line instrument for perusing, composing, diverting, and encoding information across an organization. It intends to be your organization Swiss Army blade, taking care of a wide assortment of safety testing and organization errands.
Ncat can:
• Act as a straightforward TCP/UDP/SCTP/SSL customer for communicating with web/telnet/mail/TCP/IP servers and administrations
• Act as a basic TCP/UDP/SCTP/SSL server for offering administrations to customers, or just to get what existing customers are up to by catching each byte they send.
• Redirect or intermediary TCP/UDP/SCTP traffic to different ports or has.
• Encrypt correspondence with SSL, and transport it over IPv4 or IPv6.
• Act as an organization passage for execution of framework orders, with I/O diverted to the organization.
• Act as an association agent, permitting two (or undeniably more) customers to interface with one another through a third (expediting) server.
USAGE: ncat [options]<url>
EXAMPLE: ncat – C mail.example.com 25 (sending email to a SMTP server. Peruse manual for additional means)
EXAMPLE: ncat – l localhost 143 – sh-executive “ncat – ssl imap.example.com 993” (interfacing with an IMPA server that requires SSL. Peruse manual for additional means)