Nmap offers many other options to save the scan output to different formats. We have to parse the output ourselves and extract IP addresses only.įor example: # nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 | awk '/Nmap scan/' For example, what if we wanted to store IP addresses from the above output to a file? This is something specific and does not belong in the man pages of Nmap. While Nmap man pages are well-written and provide many examples, there are specific things you won't find in the man pages. The use of -sP is still backward compatible and should work in the recent versions of Nmap. Mind you that -sn was known as -sP in the previous versions of Nmap. Nmap done: 256 IP addresses (7 hosts up) scanned in 9.11 seconds MAC Address: 50:DD:FF:AA:DD:BA (Tp-link Technologies) MAC Address: 40:DD:DD:8F:FF:F5 (Asustek Computer) MAC Address: 5C:DD:DD:FF:FF:B5 (Texas Instruments) Nmap scan report for SoundTouch-Kitchen.lan (192.168.0.160) MAC Address: 88:DD:EA:DD:CE:37 (Texas Instruments) MAC Address: 50:C7:FF:FF:15:FF (Tp-link Technologies) The output of the above command produces something like: # nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 If we want to run a quick scan of machines in our network without trying to see if any port is open, we run: # nmap -sn 192.168.0.0/24 Multiple networks can be scanned at once.
MAC Address: 50:ff:BF:ff:ff:AC (Tp-link Technologies) Nmap scan report for Archer.lan (192.168.0.1) Running a scan without any argument except the network address yields the following: # nmap 192.168.0.0/24 Let's assume your local network is 192.168.0.0/24, and you want to run a scan on this network. You also should consult the Nmap man page by running man nmap. After installing Nmap, you can run the nmap command without arguments to display all of its options. Substitute dnf for yum if you are on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 7 or newer.
NMAP VS ZENMAP INSTALL
To install Nmap on Red Hat Enterprise Linux 8 or Fedora, you'd run: # dnf -y install nmap
NMAP VS ZENMAP HOW TO
In the following post, we'll walk you through on how to install Nmap, use it, and, most important, get more to know about your network.
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