Interpretation of in map results, so when we run the unmap command, we can have all the information
about all of the results and the scan.
Incoming results include port information, port status, open or closed.
Service name causes, information, et cetera.
And the results of the unmap scan are interpreted and then processed in the next step.
For example, according to port information, you can plan your attack types and how they relate to
your specific target.
So for this example, being scan was performed on the IP address, turned out zero to DOT four and the
results are listed here.
An additional lines will be listed according to the type of scan performed.
Let's say if the operating system parameter was entered, we would see the results in the rows that
specify the operating system of the target IP.
So in the lessons that follow here, we're going to do some very relevant examples, but you are now
familiar with the overview.
We'll be looking at results in detail, specifically the target IP, which will display the IP address
that is being scanned.
Number of reports and map scans of 20 ports by default unless otherwise specified, so you can specify
how many of the thousand ports are closed as a result of scanning.
And ports found shows the ports that are used were in use and they are open on the destination after
scanning.
What state displays the status of the ports found, whether they're on or on?
Service name displays the service names that are used on the found sports.
And for a service state, reason why the ports are open or closed.
And the Mac address displays the Mac address of the target threat.