>> In this short lesson,
I'll show you how to remove Nmap
from the Linux operating system.
We'll be using the apt-get command and a Debian
distribution called Linux Lite. Let's do it.
Here are the learning objectives for this lesson.
Really, there's only one objective and that
is to remove Nmap from Linux.
If you followed along with me in the lab
on installing Nmap in Linux,
this lesson will basically show you how
to undo what we did in that lesson.
The main focus of this lesson is a lab.
Now, onto the lab. Here are the steps
that we will follow to remove Nmap from Linux.
Of all the operating systems you can
add and remove Nmap from,
Linux is the quickest and easiest.
After opening a Linux terminal,
we'll basically run just two commands
and Nmap and it's GUI,
Zenmap, will be removed. Let's get started.
Welcome to the lab on
uninstalling Nmap and Zenmap from Linux.
This is probably the simplest uninstall
of all operating systems.
First of all, we want to open up our terminal.
Now, simply start by running the command "sudo apt-get
remove" dash dash "auto-remove zenmap."
Type in your password.
Type "Yes" and then "Enter".
We want to remove Zenmap before
removing Nmap. That's done.
Now, very similarly to the last command,
I'm just going to hit the up arrow.
We'll do a "sudo apt-get
remove" dash dash "auto-remove" then "nmap."
Then hit "Enter". Type "y" to continue. Hit "Enter".
That's it. You've now removed Nmap
and Zenmap from your Linux distribution.
This lesson was about Nmap removal from Linux.
It was a quick one because the process is just so easy.
Thanks so much for going through this lesson with
me and I'll talk to you in the next lesson.