Map, random scan and exclude eyepiece, so within the map, you can scan any number of random targets
on a network, right to do this, simply type in map Shi'ah and a host.
No.
So this penetration test can be used to set random targets and make discoveries related to these targets,
so log in to callisthenics open terminal.
So, for example, let's scan just 50 targets randomly and map 10 out zero to two to three sets, 24
dash dash i.
R 50 press enter.
And as you can see, only 50 VIPs were scanned.
So then map, you can scan specific targets or exclude specific targets from scanning.
So this command will be able to save his time by excluding known targets from scanning, as well as
knowing if there's a firewall on it or we can scan by excluding the eyepiece of security servers so
we can open the virtual machines that we created.
And of course, remembering the IP addresses of the virtual machines, manipulatable IP 1.0, DOCTORA
four one two 10 zero, duduk seven Windows seven 10 zero down to about six Kelly Linux and zero to two
point one five.
So a log in a callisthenics terminal and and map and that Zurda 2.0 slash 24 dash dash, exclude 10
dot zero dot dot six and zero dot 237 recentre.
And as you can see, the excluded IPAs were not SCAP.
So we can write the threads required for this process one by one or write them into a file and run and
map reading from this file.
So the unmap exclude file command should be read from the file in order to specify the unwanted target.
So let's open the virtual machines that we created.
Now we can log in to Kelly Linux Open Terminal.
And typed and mapped and zeroed out 2.0 24, exclude file slash O'Groats, desktop slash, exclude list
dot t, t and percent.
And there's the example file then dot 022.
Dot six in 10 zero dot 247.
As you can see, the excluded IPS were not scanned, print the map results to the final.