by linuxgeek ·
nmap can actually create very good html reports. I’ll show you how!
Below is a one-liner command that will scan and create an html file for all open ports and services.
This example happens to be a scan of my home network with a few VirtualBox VMs started to add to the mix. I use a 172.16.x network. Edit the nmap command as desired!
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$ sudo nmap -sV 172.16.1.1-254 -oX nscan.xml && xsltproc nscan.xml -o "`date +%m%d%y`_nreport.html" |
Cool!
Tags: nmapreports with nmap
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