How to Install Nmap on Ubuntu and Run Basic Scans
This video guides you on how to install Nmap in Linux and run basic scans. Nmap is a powerful tool that can be used for network exploration, vulnerability scanning, and auditing.
We will cover the steps to install Nmap on a Linux system, troubleshoot any errors that may occur, and perform basic scans using the command 'nmap -sS 192.168.10.0/24'. This command performs a TCP SYN scan on all IP addresses in the network range.
We will also show you how to view the progress of the scan, and explore other options that can be used with Nmap.
Before we begin, we will check if Nmap is already installed on our system or not by running the 'nmap' command. If not installed, we will run the command 'sudo snap install nmap' to download and install Nmap on our system.
During the installation, we may encounter errors which we will troubleshoot together. Once installed, we will run the basic scan command and analyze the results.
To know more about the options that can be applied with Nmap, type 'nmap --help' and hit enter.
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