Micheal, thanks for engaging. Means a lot. For now I have opted for this as a replacement for Metasploit because it clearly is more consistent than Metasploit. I however, cannot say with absolute certainty that this method the definite replacemnent. It was just for this scenario and for future bruteforcing incase Metasploit fails again. So this is essentially a backup. As far as brute forcing multiple IPs, I suppose you could try insterting the IP addresses in a sequence (one IP followed by another, no comma, just a space between the addresses) in the host arguments. I have not attempted to do this yet because the need has not arisen and also because I was only working with one IP at that point in time.I also assumed it would take a LOT of time. A lot more time than just opening up a few terminals and designating each terminal for each IP. I hope that helps.

@@ONTISecurity Have you compiled a list of Meatasploit auxiliaries or modules that do work as intended?

​@@mrchism7897 No I haven't. Not yet at least. I mentioned you could open tabs individually but I also forgot to mention that you could use a range of IPs you're looking to target. An example would look like this nmap -sS -T4 -script=all -p 3306 192.168.0/24 This would be much more efficient than scanning target IPs individually.Don't know why I forgot to mention this.