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And map no port scan.
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Of course and map is a program that's used to perform active scans.
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And the discovery of the results will help you set your goals for what your pen test will be.
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It's gonna be unnecessary to scan all the ports for each IP especially when scanning large networks
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instead.
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Wouldn't it be quick and logical to detect open computers as first step and then only scan for ports
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on those computers Yeah.
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So let's do this then and map can perform a ping scan just to detect the computers that are turned on
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so scanning with S N consists of an ICMP echo request DCP send to port 443 DCP back to port 80 and then
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ICMP timestamp request by default only send packets are sent to Port eighty and four for three on the
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destination by a non privileged user so let's uh let me show you an example.
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So let's make an active discovery on the network where the virtual computers are that we have established
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so over this let's open all of the virtual computers that we have install open virtual box open Kelly
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Linux 10 0 dot to dot 1 5 open meadows plausible 10 dot 0 dot to dot for open in 1 to 10 0 down to that
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7 open windows 7 10 dot zero dot dude at six now log into Kelly Linux VM user name root password tour
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open up terminal and write this command and map as in ten down zero dot to dot zero slash to four and
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press enter okay.
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So here the scan results and we can see the computers that are open here.
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