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Now, I just it wouldn't be me if I didn't show you another way to collect information from the SNP

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service.

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So let's have a look at the SNP check command line tool.

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SNP check allows you to enumerate the SNP devices and places the output in a very human readable, friendly

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format.

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It could be useful for penetration testing or systems monitoring.

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So here we are in Cali again with a terminal screen, if you write as an MP and hit tab twice, you

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see the COLLY commands which start with as an MP.

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So this is our command as an MP check.

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Let's look at the manual of the command first.

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So type man as an impeached check and hit enter to access a manual page.

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Of the command.

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And options to identify port.

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S. to identify community.

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To detect right access all that, and of course, you can exit the manual by pressing cue.

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OK, so let's build a command.

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S&P check.

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We don't need to identify the port because it's already one six, one by default sea to identify community.

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Now we know that our router has two communities, public and private.

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Let's look at the right privilege of the private community.

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And finally, the IP address of our router.

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The result, output is very long.

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It's the configuration of the router.

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So let's scroll up to see the first lines of the ResultSet, OK, so here is the right access check

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result.

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And as you can see here, the private community is right, access permitted.

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What else do we have, any output system information?

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Network information, the status of the switchboard's of the router.

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Network IPPs.

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Routing table.

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And the list of open UDP ports.