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Interpretation of n MAP results.

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So when we run the map command we can have all the information about all of the results and the scan

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incoming results include port Information Board status open or closed service name cause information

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et cetera.

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And the results of the IMAP scan are interpreted and then processed in the next step.

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For example according to port information you can plan your attack types and how they relate to your

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specific target so with this example being scan was performed on the IP address 10 does 0 2 4 and the

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results are listed here and additional lines will be listed according to the type of scan performed

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let's say if the operating system parameter was entered we would see the results in the rows that specify

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operating system the target IP so in the lessons that follow here we're going to do some very relevant

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examples.

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You are now familiar with the overview we are looking at results in detail specifically the target IP

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which will display the IP address that is being scanned number of go to ports and map scans a thousand

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DCP ports by default less otherwise specified.

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So you can specify how many of the thousand ports are closed as a result of scanning and ports found

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shows the ports that are used were in use and they are open on the destination after scanning where

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state displays a status of the ports found whether they're on or on server's name displays of service

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names that are used on the found port and for a service state reason why the ports are open or closed

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the MAC address displays the MAC address of the target threat.