Let's have a look at this colorful diagram.
It's a broad level structure of Métis Boite framework.
You're going to be using auxillary modules to carry out operations such as information gathering, fingerprinting,
logging in to various services and so on.
These modules are particular to enumeration.
For example, you might want to perform a version detection on an FTP service to model an attack.
Such tasks can be very easily accomplished using auxiliary modules present in the Metis Boyd framework.
As I created this course, there are over a thousand auxiliary modules spread across 19 categories in
the Métis Boyd framework.
This screenshot shows various categories of the auxiliary modules present in the Mideast Boit framework.
Now I'm just giving you an idea of how deep it is.
I don't need you to get overwhelmed by the number of auxiliary modules present in the meta support framework.
So you don't need to know each module.
You only need to know how to find the appropriate one.
All you do is search the right module in the required context and use it accordingly.
You're going to cover extensive usage of examples of auxiliary modules in some of the later sections
of this course.
But since you asked, let me quickly show you one.
So I'm going to make a TCP port scan on meds.
Voidable to.
But first, look at the path of the auxillary TCP port scan module.
All right, so it's here, as you see in the path.
So let me bring the Métis boy, too, to the record screen, it's on my second screen.
OK, so look at the IP address tend to tend to not one four, so I'm going to make a port scan on this
IP.
Open your terminal with me.
And before I start Métis Point, it's better to start, PostgreSQL, you will.
I'll talk about database's after you're familiar with the environment.
So I'll initialize the Métis boy databases with Ms F DBI in IT command.
Then type MSF console Que.
To start Métis boy in a quiet mood.
OK, so finally, it's open.
Now, the basic syntax of usage is like this.
Type use and then the name of the module that you want to use.
In this case, auxillary scanner.
Port, Skåne.
Now, here, all press tab.
As you can see here, metastable Lloyd has a magnificent TABD completion.
So now I can type the rest.
And to show the variables of the module type show options.
You see, the variable names make sense ports.
Our hosts.
You can set a variable like this, set our host.
Tend not tend to not one for.
Same for ports variable.
Set ports between 20 and 500.
Then run the module.
So take a few minutes to scan for the ports between 20 and 500.
And there it's finished.
So as you can see, these TCP wards are open non-metal spoke to.
And this is pretty much the basic usage of an auxiliary module.
So let's go ahead and meet some of the other types of modules.