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February 6th, 2019, 05:18 PM
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Junior Member
In looking at the output provided, it appears you are running nmap as a user and not as root or a privileged user, which is a requirement in order to take full advantage of its capabilities.
I recommend typing "sudo su" and press Enter, then retype your password to become superuser.
Next, run nmap, e.g. "nmap -p 80-82 0.18.0.0" replacing the 0.18.0.0 with a legitimate IP address to see how you fare.
I suspect you'll have better success or at least, you're a step closer.
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