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In the previous two videos we saw how we can discover live host in our target network by using MN Map

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and ping three.

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Now we will see how we can discover live ports by using the same.

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So let's start with PN map first.

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So let's clear the screen and now let's type N map and your target IP that is 2.7.

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And remember, 2.7 is the IP address of my Windows ten virtual machine.

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So now a map has started and it's scanning for live ports.

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Sea ports are basically the entry and exit points.

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See here is the output.

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So port number 135 is open and the service name is RMS, RCP.

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RPC, the next is net bios OC C 139 and the MAC address of Windows ten Virtual Machine.

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Is this right?

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So it says that total time taken is this and only three ports are open.

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And it also says that it has scanned 1000 ports on which nine, nine, seven are closed ports.

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We can also increase or decrease the number of scanned ports.

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Right now you have saw that how we can use pn map to discover live host and live port.

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Now in the next video we will see how we can use edge ping three to discover live ports.