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	Nmap is a port scanner. It identifies which services are running on a networked computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. Its ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with Whois information about organizations you may be targeting.		Nmap is a port scanner. It identifies which services are running on a networked computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. Its ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with Whois information about organizations you may be targeting.

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	Nmap is a [[port]] scanner. It identifies which services are running on a ~~[[network]]ed~~ computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. Its ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with [[Whois]] information about organizations you may be targeting.		Nmap is a port scanner. It identifies which services are running on a networked computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. Its ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with Whois information about organizations you may be targeting.

	The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].		The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called Zenmap.

	=Example commands=		=Example commands=

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	Nmap is a [[port]] scanner. It identifies which services are running on a [[network]]ed computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. ~~It's~~ ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with [[Whois]] information about organizations you may be targeting.		[[Image:Zenmap.png\|320px\|right]]

			Nmap is a [[port]] scanner. It identifies which services are running on a [[network]]ed computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. Its ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with [[Whois]] information about organizations you may be targeting.

	The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].		The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].

	=Example commands=		=Example commands=

	Basic usage (see which ports are open/filtered/closed):		Basic usage (see which ports are open/filtered/closed):
	nmap 192.168.1.150		nmap 192.168.1.150
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	nmap -p T:21-25,80,443 192.168.1.150-254		nmap -p T:21-25,80,443 192.168.1.150-254

			=Download=
			* [http://anonym.to/?http://nmap.org/dist/nmap-4.76-setup.exe Windows self-installer]
			* [http://anonym.to/?http://nmap.org/dist/nmap-4.76.tar.bz2 Sauce code]

	=More info=		=More info=

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	The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].		The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].

	==Example commands==		=Example commands=

	Basic usage (see which ports are open/filtered/closed):		Basic usage (see which ports are open/filtered/closed):
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	==More info==		=More info=
	* [http://anonym.to/?http://linux.die.net/man/1/nmap Nmap Man page (aka RTFM)]		* [http://anonym.to/?http://www.insecure.org/ Nmap homepage]
			* [http://anonym.to/?http://linux.die.net/man/1/nmap Nmap Man page (aka RTFM)]

	[[category:Tools]]		[[category:Tools]]

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	a ~~portscanner~~ (page ~~under construction~~)		Nmap is a [[port]] scanner. It identifies which services are running on a [[network]]ed computer. This is useful for discovering and identifying points of attack in potential targets. It's ability to scan entire networks is very useful when combined with [[Whois]] information about organizations you may be targeting.

			The [[GUI]] version of Nmap is called [[Zenmap]].

			==Example commands==

			Basic usage (see which ports are open/filtered/closed):
			nmap 192.168.1.150

			Identify services running on one computer:
			nmap -sV 192.168.1.150

			Identify services running on one computer, which does not respond to pings:
			nmap -sV -PN 192.168.1.150

			Check to see if specific ports are open on one computer:
			nmap -p T:21-25,80,443 192.168.1.150

			Check to see if specific ports are open on a range of computers:
			nmap -p T:21-25,80,443 192.168.1.150-254


			==More info==
			* [http://anonym.to/?http://linux.die.net/man/1/nmap Nmap Man page (aka RTFM)]

	[[category:Tools]]		[[category:Tools]]

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