And map, no port scan.
Of course, and MAP is a program that's used to perform active scans and the discovery of the results
will help you set your goals for what your pen test will be.
It's going to be unnecessary to scan all the boards for each type, especially when scanning large networks.
So instead, wouldn't it be quick and logical to detect open computers as a first step and then only
scan reports on those computers?
Yeah, so let's do this then.
And MAP can perform a ping scan just to detect the computers that are turned on.
So scanning with s.m consists of an ICMP echo request.
DCPI send to Port four for three, DCPI back to Port 80 and an ICMP time stamp request by default,
only send packets are sent to ports 80 and four 443 three on the destination by a non privileged user.
So let's let me show you an example, so let's make an active discovery on the network where the virtual
computers are that we have established.
So for this, let's open all of the virtual computers that we have install.
Open virtual box open, carry Linux 10 zero dot two one five open Matus employable.
Then that zeroed out two, not four, open wound to 10, zero to that seven when Windows seven and zero,
that dude at six.
Now, organically, Linux, VM.
Username root password tour.
Open up terminal and right this command.
And map, as in 10 zero two zero two four.
And press enter.
OK, so here are the scan results.
And we can see the computers that are open here.