Hey, everyone, welcome back to the
course. So in the last video, all we
did is we went ahead and logged into
our lab environment.
We booted up all of our virtual
machines, and then we just enabled
Apache Web services by going to our
lab, say zero one server.
So in this video, we're just going
to cover our first and maps scan.
So we're going to cover our half
connect scan or basically the same
scan is what we're doing here.
So first step here were to click
on the Windows 10 machine, which is
the very bottom on this lab when
tend to go ahead and click on that.
It's going to take a moment or so to
actually bring up the desktop
screen for us here.
And then once it does, we're going
to be launching our we're going to
be accessing our Kelly desktop
through the Vincey viewer
application.
So once it boots up our desktop
here, we're just going to double click
where it says fancy viewers.
So this orange color, it kind of
looks like a Tiggers.
I will go ahead.
Double click on that there.
Make it a command window here,
popping up in the background.
Just kind of pause for a second and
it should go away.
And so now we'll double click on our
Vincey viewer icon there.
By default, it should put in our IP
address of our call machine for us.
If for some reason it doesn't.
I've got it listed in the step by
step guide for you.
And again, these lab guides are
available in the supplemental
resources section.
You can download all of the guides
we're using in the course, as well
as the information about the
assessments that you'll want to
complete in order to fully
be able to say that, hey, I am
trained in scanning the numeration
and vulnerability's now.
All right, so once we see the IP
address in there, which, again, it
should default for us, we're just
going to click on the Connect button
and then put in our password.
So click on Connect there.
And then our password is going to be
the word password.
So it'll be a capital P
lowercase HSW
and then it's going to be the number
zero, not the not a capital load,
but the number zero and then a
lowercase R d and
then once you type that in you can
either hit enter in a keyboard or
just click the OK button there and
it's going to last.
Kelly Linux desktop for us.
You'll see a little error message
here. We don't worry about that for
this particular lab.
So you can either click on OK or
just X out of this.
What was click on OK there.
And then the next step of our lab
is going to be double clicking the
root terminal icon right here.
And what that's going to do is
launch a terminal window for us.
Now, again, if you're using your own
virtual machines, you'll be using
a different IP address and you'll
also just want to launch a regular
terminal window. You don't have to
click on anything that says route
terminal.
All right. So let's go back to our
lab document here.
So we've done a lot of steps there.
We're actually down a step.
Number seven, we just double click
the terminal icon to launch
our terminal window for us.
So now what we're going to do is
we're going to run our first unmap
command here, so as I mentioned,
we're going to do a second scan or
it's sometimes called a half open
scan or half connect scan.
And what we're going to do is it's
we're not going to specify a range
of ports.
So what that's going to do and map
does in that situation as it scans a
thousand of the most common
ports on the particular target.
So it's going to take a little bit
of time to run the scan.
So I'm going to go ahead and run the
command and then I'll pause the
video and then we'll use a magic of
fast forwarding to actually take a
look at our output, go
and type in our command here.
So we're going to type in and map
all lowercase.
We'll put a space and then a dash
and a lowercase s and a capital
S.
So there we're just with a capital
S. We're specifying we want to run a
sound scan and then we're going to
put a space on our IP address if
it's 192, about one six
eight zero one
and then just press and turn your
keyboard. As I mentioned, it might
take a moment or so to run the scan.
So I'm going to go ahead, pause
video. We'll pick things back up
once it's complete.
All right, so you see the scan is
completed on my side of things, so
let's take a look at our questionnaire
we had for our lab.
Question number one, do you get any
results? So after we ran this map
since can do we get any
results back? Well, you see, on my
end, I do.
We see that I've got all sorts of
numbers there as well as it's
showing me that, hey, these are open
ports and these are the services
that are running on those particular
ports.
So in this video, we just read a
quick and map scan in the next
video, we're just going to continue
on with running some more and more
scans and then eventually we're
going to get into our three
commands.