So, guys, we have seen in the previous video that how we can perform operating system fingerprinting
now in this video.
We will talk about network mapping.
OK, so what is network mapping where mapping is basically means that how we can detect the exact energy
in our target network.
OK, how are our resources placed in our target network?
So for this practical, I have turned off all of my virtual machines and I am using my main machine,
my physical machine for the spectacle.
And I have connected this to my mobile hotspot.
Right.
I am doing this just to confirm whether and detects the exact apology or not.
OK, so let's open the Zen map now.
Let's take the command here.
OK, so map hyphen Espin for network mapping and then the network address.
OK.
Remember, not by paper, a particular IP instead to give a network address.
So slash 24 right now let's perform the scan and let's see whether a map is able to detect the topology
or not.
See, the purpose of this lesson is basically a network mapping, right, so it says, see, this is
the Mac address of my mobile phone.
Right.
And this is my main machine.
OK.
And this is its IP.
So it says total 256 IP addresses is scanned in 15 seconds and two hoster up.
Right.
So let's switch to topology and see you guys see.
It's it has detected the exact topology which I have used.
I have connected my main machine with my hotspot using wireless adapter, right.
So, yes, it works.
OK, so it is able to detect the exact overloaded used in our target network.
OK.
And it is important because by using this, we have an idea of how our resources are placed in our target
network.
OK.