Hello everyone. So in this
video we are going to see how you can
save your zenmap output into a beautiful
PDF format.
So first we are going to run a scan. So let's
say we are going to run a scan onto our whole
network and see which particular
host are alive. So let's say we are
going to a pink scan to identify the host Discovery and
let's see which of the host are alive into our
Network.
so we have got a couple of
host as you can see the first is the
router which is 0.1. The next
one is 104 105 and 106. So
total of 4 devices are up.
Out of which three are the devices and one
is the router. All right.
Let's go to the topology Tab and you can see the topology over
here. If I click on fish eye, then you can see a
ring format. So I will just click on
Save graphic because I want to save
this particular output into a PDF format.
So I will just type the name as Live host.
Dot PDF and save this output. So
this gives a very beautiful graphical representation
of your scans whenever you perform.
Later on, you can directly go to this
particular folder and see this particular PDF
output and you will come to know. Okay. So this was the
output for this particular scan and I was able to
enumerate and do host Discovery for my network wherein these
many hosts were alive at that particular time.
All right, we have saved the output.
That is the PDF file. So let's quickly see if the
file has been successfully saved or not. So I'm
going to perform LS and let us grab and see
if the file is there.
Yeah, the file exist, which means we have saved
our output.
So let's try to open the PDF file.
Okay, so my folder is not opening so I will try to open it
from the display.
command so display the
file name livehost.pdf and hit enter.
Perfect, as you can see I have been able to successfully open.
The file over here in which I can see from
my localhost machine. I was able to scan and identified.
These are the hosts which are up into my
particular Network.
So I hope you guys understood how we can
make a graphical representation of your scan and you
can utilize later on that will be very
useful for visual representation.
I hope everyone of you understood. Thank you.