Scanning specific IPS or specific targets within map.
So the goal of scanning then man should be to get the best information about the target as quickly and
efficiently as possible, therefore it may only be necessary to scan on specific target.
So MAP offers a very flexible number of possibilities.
Let's have a look at some of them.
So on our previous example, we saw how to scan a particular subnet, right?
The Unmap Subnet Command.
So scanning an entire network will take some time depending on the number of devices in the network.
Scanning an entire subnet can also cause security systems to be on alert.
Because it's attempting to access many different threads from a single source threat, a computer threat
that is used for scanning, so this, of course, can be recognized by security systems and then the
IP address that you're using for scanning will be blocked.
So instead, we only scan specific threats.
So to use this command, you need to know the target I.P. information in advance.
So the command we will use is and map IP.
One, IP, two, IP three.
So here IP one, IP two and IP three are the IP information of the target system and the number of IP
is written here can be increased.