Use nmap to analyze networks (Awesome Linux Tools)

nmap is a network mapping utility that you can use to collect information about the nodes on your network. With nmap you can perform port scanning, OS fingerprinting and much more! In this tutorial you will learn the basics of using nmap.

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*Time codes*
00:00 – How to support LearnLinuxTV
00:38 – Introduction
01:16 – Important warning before running nmap
01:52 – Installing nmap
03:09 – Displaying the version number of the installed nmap
03:36 – Scan an IP address with nmap
05:01 – Parsing a hostname or domain name with nmap
05:26 – Showing verbose output with nmap
06:03 – Scanning multiple IP addresses with nmap
06:58 – Parsing a range of IP addresses with nmap
07:50 – Excluding a host from an nmap scan
08:36 – Displaying service or port information with nmap
09:37 – OS detection with nmap
10:40 a.m. – Scanning an entire subnet with nmap
11:42 – Showing condensed output with nmap
12:10 – Accelerating nmap with timing models

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