Scanning in Windows with Zenmap

I'll now look at the graphical version of Nmap called Zenmap which comes as part of…the Windows and Map installation.…While Zenmap provides a graphical interface, it still creates and…displays the same command line that I've been using in Nmap.…At the top left, the Target is the specification of the host or…subnet to investigate.…So let's make our target N.1.1.0/26.…I don't want to do an intense scan, so…let's select a ping scan from the profile drop down.…

And we can see how end map has created the command line end map minus sn…10.1.1.0/26 in the same way as we would have typed it in at the command line.…Okay, let's go ahead and scan.…We can see in the left hand panel the list of hosts that have been detected.…And the standard scan output in the right hand panel.…The host details tab displays information on whichever the detected hosts we…select and allows notes to be added to the host record.…Let's select 10.1.1.51 and add a brief note that this is a Raspberry Pi.…

The scans tab provides a record of the scans that have been run this session.…