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Revision as of 20:47, 29 May 2025
Cybersecurity > Pentesting > Nmap
Simple NMAP scan of the network
sudo su nmap -sn network/mask -oN hosts.txt
- sn prevents a port scan of hosts
Just return the IP addresses
nmap -n -sn network/mask -oG | awk '/Up$/{print $2}' | sort -V > hosts.txt
Find the open ports
nmap ip
Find the open ports for a small IP range
nmap start ip-end octlet
example
nmap 192.168.0.1-20
Port states in NMAP
- Open - Accepting TCP connections
- Closed - Accessible but nobody is listening
- Filtered - Cannot determine if port is open
- Firewall rules could be filtering the port.
- Unfiltered - Accessible but cannot determine if open or closed.
- Open|Filtered - Cannot determine if open OR filtered.
- Closed|Filtered - Cannot determine if closed or filtered.
