Angry IP Scanner

Angry IP Scanner is a proxy application that lets you scan for proxy servers.

If you want to download Angry IP Scanner, you can do so here:
http://www.angryziber.com/ipscan/

Below, is a detailed description on how to use this proxy application.

Configuring

Everybody has it's own setup, to work best for themselves. I will show you how i configure Angry IP Scanner, and as it works for me, it should for you, too.

To configure Angry IP Scanner, you go to "options" menu on the top and choose "options...". Once you're there, you see some timeout times and the max threads number. The max threads means how many IP addresses will Angry IP scanner scan simultaneously, and timer delay is the delay between each each thread being used. These numbers depend on your computer and internet connection. Ping timeout means how long will it wait for a ping reply from the proxy server, before marking it as dead, and ping count means how many ping requests are we going to send. Port timeout is the time Angry IP scanner waits while trying to connect to a port. If it can't connect in that time, it marks the port as closed. If you don't know which numbers are the best for you, you can leave them as they are by default. Under the display, you can choose which proxy servers to display. This has no effect on the scan itself, but just on the scan report. The "ports on 2nd row" will show scanned ports under each IP address in the report and "faster port scans", which speaks by iteself, makes the port scan faster. You can leave them both checked. I leave the "scan dead hosts (if no ping reply)" for faster scanning. What it means is that Angry IP scanner scans only IP addresses that reply to a ping request, which means that there is a computer behind the IP, so we don't scan IP addresses that aren't used by a computer. The "skip broadcast IPs" should be checked aswell, as it filters the IPs x.x.x.0 and x.x.x.255, which are usually used only for broadcasting. This is all you need to configure. Once you're finished, press the "ok & save" button on the buttom, and you are ready to scan.

Scanning

In the "ip range" text boxes, you should enter the start and the end IP address. Angry IP Scanner will then scan every IP address between these two. This can be for example 123.45.67.0 and 123.45.67.255, which will scan 256 ip addresses. You can press the "class B" or "class C" buttons which mean 256 IP addresses or 256x256 = 65536 addresses to scan. It will edit the start and end IP address automatically, depending on which one you choose. The last thing left to do is check the "scan ports" checkbox and select which ports you want to test. If you can't see the checkbox, press the button with two arrows pointing down at the right of the start button, it'll open more options. After setting the ports, you can press start and Angry IP Scanner will show the results in the results list below, marking the open ports green.