Hello everyone. So in this video we
are going to perform a scan in zenmap and
we are going to see how it looks like.
So this is much more simpler than the CLI version.
In the Target section, you can give the target IP address
that you want to scan.
So let's say we go we are going ahead with scanning the scanme
dot and map.org and let's only perform a
pink scan from here.
I will just click on scan.
And you can see a simple pink scan has been
done and we have identified that this particular
host is up.
Which means this can be done
nmap.org server is live and running you can
see there are different types of profiles which
are like in 10 scan intense can
plus UDP all TCP ports? No
ping, which is hyphen p n p scan
quick scan quick scan. Plus if you
want to run trace route a regular scan and a
slow comprehensive scan.
So these are the default profiles that you get you can
edit and modify each profile according to
your needs or you can also make a new
profile.
Alright, so we are going to use a quick scan.
You can always see what actually happens under
that quick scan.
Here is the command which is being demonstrated. As you can see
it is running a fast port scan on this
particular Target with the flag of T4.
You can see the output the scan has been completed. We have
identified total 3 ports where
two ports are open which are denoted by
the color code green.
One port is filtered which is denoted by yellow.
And you can see it shows the hostess up.
On the left hand side as well. You can see the services which
we have enumerated, which is HTTP SMTP and
SSH that has been found on to
this particular Target.
So if I add hyphen v v
what will happen?
We can always run.
The scan by modifying the command window from
here and you can start scanning.
So basically you can do the CLI version
as well into the GUI version and you can see we have
got the output in verbose mode where we already identified
when the scan was running then map is able
to identify that Port 80 and 22 are
open as you can see over here.
alright
These are the services which are running and we can
see SMTP is filtered.
HTTP and SSH are found to
be open.
If you go into Services, you can see with services are
running onto that particular Port we have already identified the
services now, we will go into the port slash host
wherein for this particular host the
ports that are open and closed will be demonstrated
over here.
The next one is the topology in the topology View.
It will show you that this particular Target that you
have scanned.
From a local host machine is like this.
If you scan a particular range of IP addresses into
a subnet or network, you can see a beautiful schematic
diagram with shows all the
particular IP addresses into your network that you
have scanned.
If you go to fish eye, you will get a similar type of output
but we have only scanned one specific Target.
That's why you cannot basically make out
from this diagram.
You can also save the graphic as you can see over here into
different file formats. We like
to save this output into PDF format.
If you go in host details.
Here you can see the output details about
this host that you have scanned. You can
see the host it is up.
The ports which are found to be open R2. There is only one filtered
Port close ports are 97 scan ports
are hundred up time not available last
boot when happened not available. The IP
has been converted into you can see ipv4. We
are not able to identify the MAC address and the
host name. Are these host names?
Alright, so we have got this particular information.
Which falls under host details?
for this particular output
So I hope you guys understood how you can utilize the
zenmap for running any
particular scan and you can
see the output clearly and you can also switch between
this functionalities which we have discussed
over here.
Okay, so
now
Let's try to scan a particular.
subnet
So let's say we scan the whole subnet.
Or the whole particular host from the first till the
last 256 host and run a scan
which is a quick scan.
As you can see it says fail to resolve over
here. So it has not able to resolve. So
let us try it this way.
Oops, I think I gave it the wrong way. Sorry, so.
You can see the target has been scanned but it is only scanned first Target
because we gave it the wrong way, which is slash 256.
instead now, we will try to rectify this
and
we will try to scan the host into
the whole network.
By giving the star over there.
So if you give the star it will start scanning all the
particular host into the network.
as you can see
it has scanned the whole range and it is identified already
which hosts are up on the left hand
side as you can see.
0.1. 1 0 1 1 0 2 1 0 3
and 1 0 6 this host are up. These are
the ports which are identify and now you can see the topology
view it contain multiple hosts
as you can see over here.
So from the localhost machine we are able to scan this particular
host.
And these are all the host for where we have
identified the port and the service version details.
So as you can see all the scans that we run goes under
the scan stab.
In the services, you will be able to identify with Services. We
have scanned from and map and unmapped.
Has identified to be up and running so we
can see DNS. Is there HTTP IMAP?
karbros POP3 RPC mine SMTP
SSH Etc
So this was it for this particular video? I hope
you guys understood how you can scan a range
of ips into your particular
network using zenmap. Thank you.