A.I.S.T.T

Automated ICMP Subnet Testing Tool is a tool designed to automate the task of finding what nodes on a subnet respond and then testing the responsive nodes further to gather data.

Code is sloppy and old but it still works in 2020 and is useful for people who work in a NOC and constantly have to ping /29 /28 and /30 netblocks.

To Install:

1. mkdir -p ~/bin/ && cd ~/bin/

2. git clone https://github.com/KirinFuji/aistt.git

3. chmod +x ./aistt/aistt.sh

4. mv ./aistt ./.aistt-dir

5. ln -s ./.aistt-dir/aistt.sh aistt

Or all at once!:

mkdir -p ~/bin/ && cd ~/bin/ && git clone https://github.com/KirinFuji/aistt.git && chmod +x ./aistt/aistt.sh && mv ./aistt ./.aistt-dir && ln -s ./.aistt-dir/aistt.sh aistt

To Run

aistt NetworkAddress/CIDRmask

Ex.

aistt 10.0.0.0/30

To remove:

rm -rf ~/bin/.aistt-dir ~/bin/aistt

Help Text:

Welcome to A.I.S.T.T please enter a valid Network Address/CIDRmask to begin.

Examples: 10.0.50.96/29 192.168.25.96/28 172.17.17.32/27

You can scan subnets down to a /30 and up to a /24

Ensure you enter the Network Address of the subnet or you will ping outside of the subnet.