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Hey, everyone, welcome back to the

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course. So in the last video, all we

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did is just install our Zen map tool

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again, that's just a goofy version

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of MAP.

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If you haven't done that yet, go in

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the studio, go back to the previous

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video, because you will need that

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particular tool to finish out the

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rest of this lab.

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So as I mentioned before, all these

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labs, step by step guides are

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downloadable in the supplemental

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resources section, so be sure to

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download that along with other

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additional information that we've

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provided for you in that particular

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section.

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So in this video, we're going to go

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ahead and run a Christmas scan, as

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it's called, or Xmas scan as you'll

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see it listed.

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And basically that just means that

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we're lighting up everything

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essentially like a Christmas tree.

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Right.

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So let's go ahead and get started

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here. So we're going to go ahead and

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open up our Zen map tools to just go

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ahead and double click on this

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little icon. Looks like a little eye

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icon. Just double click on that.

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And that'll open up the Zen map tool

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for us.

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And you can move it around your

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screen, you can also maximize it if

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you want to, and I'll go ahead and

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do that so it's easier for everyone

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to see.

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All right. So let's go back to our

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lab document.

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So now what we're going to do in the

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command box right here.

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So the second box down there in the

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background, we're going to type in

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this command here. So and map and

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then our dash lowercase s capital

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X and then our IP address here.

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So we're basically going to be

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scanning our Kelly Linux machine

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because Christmas scan only works on

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Linux.

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So let's go ahead and type that in

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here now, you can leave the map

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there if you want to, where you can

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type the entire command over again.

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Sometimes I'm lazy, so I'm going to

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be lazy here and just highlight the

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things I want to remove and then

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just type in the dash lowercase

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s, capital X and

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then our IP address.

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So we'll put a space in the 192 dot

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one six eight zero,

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that's three.

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And so if you see on the lab

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document here, I've got the IP

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address listed for you.

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So again, that's for our Kelly Linux

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machine.

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Once we've typed that in at the top

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right of the Z map to see a

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scan button, just go ahead and click

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on that and it'll actually run the

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scan. Now, it does take some time to

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go ahead and run the scan here.

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So I'll post video and once I've got

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the results back, I'll go ahead and

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pull back up and we'll finish out

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the rest of the lab.

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All right, so the Christmas season

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has finished running on my end.

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If you're just still running, go

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ahead and just pause the video and

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wait. Two years is complete.

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You could follow the law, but let's

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go back to our lab document because

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we have a question that we need to

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answer here. So once we've done our

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scan, question number one, are

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there any reports showing as open?

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So do we have any results to show

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a port open?

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Well, am I and I do, right, I see I

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have for twenty two point five

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thousand nine hundred one and six

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thousand zero zero one.

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All right, so let's go back to our

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lab document.

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So now we're going to go ahead and

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type this next command in here.

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So, again, back in that command box

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here, we're just going to add one

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additional thing. So we're just

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going to add the reason.

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And what that's going to do is

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basically tell us, like, hey, why is

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this port in this certain state?

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So to just provide us a little more

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information to take a look at these

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particular ports. Now, keep in mind

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and well, I want to mention at least

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that this may take around a minute

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or so to run, could be faster,

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normally takes around a minute or

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so, at least on my end.

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So I'll post a video again once

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you've run this command, and then

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we'll pick things back up once we

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have our results.

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All right, so all we're going to do

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again is just adding in the dash

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reason, so we'll go back to our

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command here, we'll just add

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dash reason and

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we put a spacing between that.

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So, again, a space between all these

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items and then just click the scan

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button at the top.

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Right.

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Let's go ahead and run the scan for

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us. So I'm going to pause the video

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here and pick it back up once I've

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got the results.

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All right, so we see we we have

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results, or at least I do on my

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site, if you haven't gotten your

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results yet, go ahead and pass a

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video until your scan is complete.

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But again, it may take up to a

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minute or so for to actually run.

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So let's go back to our lab

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document. We just have one more

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question on this particular video.

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So how many closed ports are

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there? So, again, we just ran the

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reason command and you'll see here,

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it gives us a service reason of

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why this is either determined to be

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open or closed.

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And we see no response right there.

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But our question is related to how

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many closed ports are there?

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So we see, at least on my end and

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you should have similar results, we

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see there's 997 closed ports,

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at least according to this

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particular scan.

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All right, so that's all we want to

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talk about on this particular video,

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we just ran a quick Christmas scare.

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We'll continue on with our lab.

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And again, all of these are broken

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down into bite sized videos with

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a couple of commands or even just

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one command in the video as we move

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through this entire lab on scanning.