Hi, everyone, welcome back to the
course. So in the last lap, we went
ahead and read a couple of map
commands as well as one paying
three command regarding open ports.
We were just taking a look to see if
any ports were responding to us and
if they were open on the system
in this set of labs,
were to go ahead and take
a look at some more scanning sort of
run and map or to do things like
the Christmas scan, the sin
flag scan, et cetera.
We're also going to run a couple of
scans with ping three.
Now, the way I've brought this up is
every single part of this
lab is going to be a separate video.
So some of these videos may only be
a minute or so in length.
They might be pretty short depending
on the command we're running.
But I want to kind of break them up
so there'll be a lot of little bite
sized chunks in this particular
module.
But these are all commands that you
want to know how to do
specifically for any certification
exams, but mostly for actually
doing this stuff in real life.
So let's go ahead and get started.
So you should already be logged into
the Siberry Web site to be
able to watch this, if you're
watching this on some super secret
hacking forum underground.
And by all means, make sure you log
in to Siberry sites.
You can actually follow along with
the lab.
All right. So we're just going to
search for ethical hacker here
in our search box.
And we're going to be using the same
lab environment for this lab that
we've been using in the past couple
of labs here. So the certified
ethical hacker, one
who does click on that and then
click on the launch button and
then it's going to open up the
screen here. We're just going to
look this launch item button and
it'll actually launch that lab
environment for us.
So once that launch is up for us,
we're going to select the third
option down, which is the
implementing scanning techniques,
lab environment.
So let's go ahead and do that.
So this one right here and then just
click on the start button there.
And once it does that, we'll see our
virtual machines on the right side
here.
Now, what we're going to do is turn
all these on. So the way we do that,
as we just hover our mouse over top,
select the power on option
and it might take a moment or so for
these to boot up. I'm going to go
ahead and pause the video.
We'll use the magic of fast
forwarding to let these
boot up and then we'll take a look
at them.
All right. So as you can see, all of
our virtual machines have the
showing green now.
So green means go that we're good to
go there. So the next step in our
lab here is right here
at step number six is where we're
at, where to select the AP lab
essays here, a one machine, which is
actually the very top option there.
And we're basically going to enable
the Apache Web service so we can
continue on with the rest of our
lab. So just go ahead and click on
the name there that will pull that
up for us.
You should see a server management
window pop up for us here and
we're just going to go ahead and close
it out once it pops up.
We don't worry about any of that
stuff for this particular lab.
And then all we're going to do is
select this little orange icon at
the bottom, the icon here.
Just go and click on that.
It's going to take a moment to soda
pop up for us here.
And what that's going to do is
enable the Apache Web services.
And then the last thing we're just
going to do, just because I found
that if we don't do it, we may get
an error message in the lab.
Just click the little start option
for all these bottom three options
here. Now, it's not going to
actually start everything,
for example, with the Tomcat,
but we just want to start those up
and now we're good to go.
All right. So here
in the server manager window, we've
gone ahead and we've launched the
Zamp icon.
We went ahead and enabled the Apache
Web service.
Now we're going to do here is just
type. We're going to launch a
command prompt type in IP config
just so we can answer question
number one, which is what's the IP
address of this server machine
right here?
So if you're not familiar with
Windows, which most people are,
but if you're not familiar with how
to launch command prompt, just go
ahead and. Right. Click in this
particular Windows OS.
Go ahead and right click.
And then you can either click on
command prompt admin or you can
search, you know, or run for the
command prompt.
I'm just going to make it easier.
We'll just type with select the
command prompt admin.
So here all we're typing in is
IP config and then pressing
enter on the keyboard here.
So again, question number one was
what's the IP address.
So we see it here, the 192
dot one six eight zero.
All right. So let's go back to our
lab document.
So we're going to do part two in
the in a separate video.
So as I mentioned, we're going to
kind of break all these down into
very bite sized chunks here.
So, you see this one was right about
four minutes or so, and this next
one shouldn't be too long of a
video. So let's go ahead and stop
the video here and we'll pick things
back up with our first and map scan.