NMAP 3.48 Tutorial - Lesson 3 - Common Output

hrmm I never installed nmap in windows, so i wouldn't know.

But try to search for the application or executable file in those dirs. Mostly the executable in the main dir of an installation and mostly has the name of the program.

Hope this helps,

Ok thankyou Shrekkie.
I found the file that i think i was looking for.
And i tried that Google thing you sugested and i'm still trying to pick my jaw up from the ground.
I never knew that there was something like this were you just type something in and press the enter Button, and you get to choose over a hundred different links.
It's just Amazing...!
It looks like i'm gonna be up all night trying out different words to see what it comes up with..

Thanks

Stacy...*.*......

Alt_Ctrl_Delete i just dont believe that you've never heard of google, yet you're offering to fix this guys code here

Yeah i know what's up with this Dude..
One minute she knows what she's talking about, and the next she's dumb.....??
Me thinks there is something up with that.......!

Anyhow let's not forget why were Posting here..
Horse commend you on your excellent Tutorial..
Enjoyed it thoroughly, i'm still cleaning up my drool puddle from the desk..LOL
Anyhow don't listen to what the others are saying. so in other words, please bring out the next part very very soon..

Thanks

Kris

Quote:

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RiOtEr
The result of running nmap is usually a list of interesting ports on the machine(s) being scanned (if any). The state is either "open", "filtered", or "unfiltered". Open means that the target machine will accept connections on that port. Filtered means that a firewall, filter, or other network obstacle is covering the port and preventing nmap from determining whether the port is open. Unfiltered means that the port is known by nmap to be closed and no fire wall/filter seems to be interfering with nmap's attempts to determine this.

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so basicly your(RiOtEr) "mini tutorial" is a copy and paste from the Rosie magazine, wow informative

*sigh*

Then write one better than mine.

Damn Hoss I was fukin with RiOtEr!!!! Your tut is quality **** though I printed it out and I plan on selling it to some of my newbie friends! I would never jank on a Senior Network Security Engineer with a skill set like yours believe me bra!

Sorry. It sounded like you were pointing out the one paragraph I paraphrased out of the pages of tutorial material I have posted on NMAP so far. My mistake - I apologize.

:)

--Th13

Hoss: This is published in Rosie Magazine.... :cool:

Cool, can't wait for my subscripton to arrive.... Prolly have some stuff about how to stealth scan the blond at the end of the bar, how to idle host scan your hubby to see if he's cheating on you and that, huh? ;)

Ignore the "white noise" and get back to the keyboard please....... ;)