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Thirty five and map pings scan and map S.P. target so this scan type lists the host in the specified
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range that will respond to a ping but allows you to determine which computers are on the line rather
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than which ports are open.
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So basically there are four methods in map for Ping scanning.
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It will send an ICMP echo request packet to the target system and if an ICMP echo reply is received
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then the system turns on and ICMP packets are not locked if there is no response to the ICMP ping and
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map attempts to DCP ping to determine whether ICMP is blocked or whether the host is actually online.
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The CCP ping sends a sin or act packet to any board on the remote system and of course a default is
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80 if reset or a sin EQ is returned.
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The remote system won't go online and if the remote system does not respond it is off line or the selected
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port is filtered and then therefore does not respond to any so when you run an and map pings scan as
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root the default will be to use the ICMP and ACH methods over this method may not work correctly on
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all networks especially where ping packets are prohibited.
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Let me show you an example.
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So we'll make an active discovery on the network where the virtual computers are that we have established
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over this.
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Let's open all of the virtual computers that we have installed open virtual box open.
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Kelly then extend that zero to two down one five open meadows Floyd ball 10 that zeroed out dude out
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for but it wouldn't do tend out zeroed out to about seven open windows 7 10 that zeroed out to dot six
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and then log into Kelly Linux VM.
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User name root password tour open terminal and write this command and map as P 10 dot 0 2 dot zero slash
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24.
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Press enter and the scan results appear and we can see that the computers are open right here
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in map no ping scanning so if you scan with the end map p n parameter it accepts that the target threads
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are open scans all the ports for each IP without pinging so it could take a long time to detect master
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servers especially in large networks use in map pin target.
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