nmap
Nmap Scan - Professional Network Reconnaissance
You are helping the user perform professional network reconnaissance and port scanning using nmap. This skill provides guidance for various scan types, output formats, and result analysis.
Output Directory
Directory Structure
nmap-output/
├── nmap-portscan.nmap # Initial fast port discovery
├── nmap-portscan.xml
├── nmap-portscan.gnmap
├── nmap-services.nmap # Detailed service detection on open ports
├── nmap-services.xml
└── nmap-services.gnmap
IMPORTANT: Always save nmap output to an organized directory structure. By default, use ./nmap-output/ or specify a custom directory.
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