Hello everyone. So in this video we are
going to see nmap output formats.
So you will see that how you can save your
output to a file which
you can always refer later on.
so
How to save normal output to a file
of a nmap scan the syntax is given over
here which is nmap the target IP
address followed by hyphen o
capital and which stands for output in
normal format to a file
you can take any file name you want.
So you can scan a Target by simply giving the IP address
and hyphen o n flag and it is going to save
the output into a file. You can always add
hyphen V to see the output in verbose
mode.
So, let's see the Practical that how you can
perform this.
As you can see on the terminal I'm going to
type the command that is nmap and the target
IP address.
then I'm going to add hyphen P hyphen, which
is
the complete port scan of 65,535 ports
followed by hyphen V which
stands for verbose output and then hyphen
o n flag which stands for output in
normal format and the file name that I have taken
is normal output Dot txt.
So all this output as you can see on the screen has
been successfully saved in into the
file, which is normal output dot txt as
you can see over here.
Let me just read this file using the cat command and you
can see this is the output exactly the same that
we could saw onto our screen.
Perfect. So this was the way that you can save the
output in normal format, which you can
always later on.
utilize for a reference purpose