Hey, everyone, welcome back to the
course. So in the last video, all we
did is just install our Zen map tool
again, that's just a goofy version
of MAP.
If you haven't done that yet, go in
the studio, go back to the previous
video, because you will need that
particular tool to finish out the
rest of this lab.
So as I mentioned before, all these
labs, step by step guides are
downloadable in the supplemental
resources section, so be sure to
download that along with other
additional information that we've
provided for you in that particular
section.
So in this video, we're going to go
ahead and run a Christmas scan, as
it's called, or Xmas scan as you'll
see it listed.
And basically that just means that
we're lighting up everything
essentially like a Christmas tree.
Right.
So let's go ahead and get started
here. So we're going to go ahead and
open up our Zen map tools to just go
ahead and double click on this
little icon. Looks like a little eye
icon. Just double click on that.
And that'll open up the Zen map tool
for us.
And you can move it around your
screen, you can also maximize it if
you want to, and I'll go ahead and
do that so it's easier for everyone
to see.
All right. So let's go back to our
lab document.
So now what we're going to do in the
command box right here.
So the second box down there in the
background, we're going to type in
this command here. So and map and
then our dash lowercase s capital
X and then our IP address here.
So we're basically going to be
scanning our Kelly Linux machine
because Christmas scan only works on
Linux.
So let's go ahead and type that in
here now, you can leave the map
there if you want to, where you can
type the entire command over again.
Sometimes I'm lazy, so I'm going to
be lazy here and just highlight the
things I want to remove and then
just type in the dash lowercase
s, capital X and
then our IP address.
So we'll put a space in the 192 dot
one six eight zero,
that's three.
And so if you see on the lab
document here, I've got the IP
address listed for you.
So again, that's for our Kelly Linux
machine.
Once we've typed that in at the top
right of the Z map to see a
scan button, just go ahead and click
on that and it'll actually run the
scan. Now, it does take some time to
go ahead and run the scan here.
So I'll post video and once I've got
the results back, I'll go ahead and
pull back up and we'll finish out
the rest of the lab.
All right, so the Christmas season
has finished running on my end.
If you're just still running, go
ahead and just pause the video and
wait. Two years is complete.
You could follow the law, but let's
go back to our lab document because
we have a question that we need to
answer here. So once we've done our
scan, question number one, are
there any reports showing as open?
So do we have any results to show
a port open?
Well, am I and I do, right, I see I
have for twenty two point five
thousand nine hundred one and six
thousand zero zero one.
All right, so let's go back to our
lab document.
So now we're going to go ahead and
type this next command in here.
So, again, back in that command box
here, we're just going to add one
additional thing. So we're just
going to add the reason.
And what that's going to do is
basically tell us, like, hey, why is
this port in this certain state?
So to just provide us a little more
information to take a look at these
particular ports. Now, keep in mind
and well, I want to mention at least
that this may take around a minute
or so to run, could be faster,
normally takes around a minute or
so, at least on my end.
So I'll post a video again once
you've run this command, and then
we'll pick things back up once we
have our results.
All right, so all we're going to do
again is just adding in the dash
reason, so we'll go back to our
command here, we'll just add
dash reason and
we put a spacing between that.
So, again, a space between all these
items and then just click the scan
button at the top.
Right.
Let's go ahead and run the scan for
us. So I'm going to pause the video
here and pick it back up once I've
got the results.
All right, so we see we we have
results, or at least I do on my
site, if you haven't gotten your
results yet, go ahead and pass a
video until your scan is complete.
But again, it may take up to a
minute or so for to actually run.
So let's go back to our lab
document. We just have one more
question on this particular video.
So how many closed ports are
there? So, again, we just ran the
reason command and you'll see here,
it gives us a service reason of
why this is either determined to be
open or closed.
And we see no response right there.
But our question is related to how
many closed ports are there?
So we see, at least on my end and
you should have similar results, we
see there's 997 closed ports,
at least according to this
particular scan.
All right, so that's all we want to
talk about on this particular video,
we just ran a quick Christmas scare.
We'll continue on with our lab.
And again, all of these are broken
down into bite sized videos with
a couple of commands or even just
one command in the video as we move
through this entire lab on scanning.