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MoshiurRahman Khan
CEO at a tech services company with 11-50 employees
Nmap is very good. It's an open-source solution. Commerically, only the support service is available.
View full review »Nmap is an open-source product. You don't need a license to install it.
The product's pricing is fine. The licensing options for Nmap include perpetual licenses and volume-based licenses. For perpetual licenses, once you purchase it, there's no need to invest in renewals. And for volume-based licenses, enterprise companies can use it multiple times based on the number of users or devices they need to scan. It's a pay-as-you-go model, similar to how you pay for what you use.
The perpetual license model doesn't support video call troubleshooting which is available with volume-based licensing.
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Nmap
April 2024
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It's just a free tool. You download it from the web and use it. I don't think it's licensed for direct support.
View full review »I am using the standard free version of Nmap.
View full review »The solution is free of cost, but there are specific services that we have to buy. We have purchased a license for a professional version. It's open source at some level, but not for all features.
View full review »Nmap is open source software, which suits us well because we are a manufacturing company and not an IT company, for example. If we were an IT company, we would probably need to pay for extra support or instead go for another software solution. But as it is, we don't have any need for high-end troubleshooting tools.
View full review »Nmap is an open-source and free product.
View full review »It is a free source application.
View full review »The solution is open source so it is free.
View full review »Nmap is an open-source solution.
View full review »It's free.
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DevOpsEn261e
DevOps Engineer at a tech vendor with 51-200 employees
Nmap is free and should stay this way.
View full review »In this economy, employees who can save their employers money are highly regarded and will potentially be in line for advancement. Using open source technology is one great way to help your company cut down on costs across the board.
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Nmap
April 2024
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