Using nmap to scan networks (Awesome Linux Tools)

[@xrafter]

Nice video. The -v option is verbose not for version but it did work to show the version. However if you want nmap to show the version then exit, use the -V or --version option .

[@nevoyu]

Intro should be the outro, imo

[@bobbydigital9323]

Does his shirt say "AD &HD"?! That's funny. I like it

[@saraban5rivers]

simple and amazing tutorial

[@Handelsbilanzdefizit]

Very lucid explanation. nmap is underrated. For the hackers here, can you show how to do an idle-scan? Can you scan some public machines (internet), that are vulnerable?

[@ldtome1214]

q you 7 k7 b

[@DL-xf3ur]

awesome as always Jay

[@anoldslowhorse]

Hi Jay, Great video on nmap, very clear and informative, 1st class. It would be so helpful if you could do a similar type of video, of you showing how to Secure Apache2, installed on Linode from malicious attacks.

[@dimitristsoutsouras2712]

A useful command to show would be nmap --script vuln public_ip where it shows as the option unveils, possible vulnerabilities

[@PhrozenN]

Thx for another great video. I've been using Linux at a very low level for many years, but your vids challenge me to up my game! Btw, what model speakers are those on your desk?

[@haxwithaxe]

The circuit board wipe animation is nice. Running even a ping sweep can raise an alarm in a business environment. I second the "get permission" advice even if you don't think you will need it. I once scared the crap out of the ops team manager by scanning for a lost machine from an unexpected place on the network. I apparently tripped an alarm that hadn't been there before.

[@jyvben1520]

a real world test, it worked, everyone should be happy ;-)

[@seanunderscorepry]

Great video! This is truly an awesome tool

[@AndersJackson]

Other fun tools are ipcalc or sipcalc for learn about netmask etc.

[@shashankpai4879]

Hello Jay , can you come up with a series on linux troubleshooting , where you break something in linux and then try to fix it . You can team up with some linux KZbin content creator on this. This wil be great

[@pidkarpe]

i am a poor man so i can not help you , but i can thank you for the great content you made for all the ppl no matter of !!! peace !!!

[@13thravenpurple94]

Great work! Thank you

[@LearnLinuxTV]

Glad you liked it!

[@behindthescene2727]

was looking for this !! New bee of Linux (rhel)

[@paulojr1384]

Great video!

[@solasoul33]

Thank you.

[@jyvben1520]

nmap ipv6 demo would be nice, example babe::20 is an acceptable address. could be used to manage wifi access points thru their ethernet ports, wifi clients only get ipv4.

[@AndersJackson]

nmap(1) support IPv6 too, basically in the same way.

[@132_priyankrai5]

Hey ,please make deployment series in depth Anybody know how to learn deployment

[@AbuFaizal]

Thanks!

[@blevenzon]

I literally can’t live without nmap

[@joseloeza371]

What video editor you are using? Thanks

[@samwork3038]

it won't play on firefox somehow, chromium plays it fine, other videos play on firefox too, but not this one

[@madkvideo]

"Hey Jay how many women are you currently seeing?" Jay: 6:45

[@theonewhowas7709]

every redirect link in every video of yours is broken

[@Im.Tabachnik]

where I can buy this shirt? what to buy it I also have ADHD As always your videos are great

[@adiposerex5150]

Nifty

[@rashie]

👍👍

[@guilherme5094]

👍

[@NetBandit70]

Oh man, that shirt is cringe.

[@117Jango]

too much videos since too many years on nmap nothing new tho