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And map subnet scanning, so earlier we learned our own IP with a command if config and we scanned,

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so how can we scan all the other IPS on our network?

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In fact, there are two different ways.

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First, we can write all of the threads one by one.

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So that means one by one on the command line and map, 10 zero to one and map 10, zero to two to three,

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all the way up to 255.

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So as you can see, this process will take quite a while.

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So instead we can use a shorter and easier and map search.

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We scan the IP information by subnet.

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So for this will type and map 10, dot zero, dot 2.0, slash twenty four and press enter and that way

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and map will scan all the threat from 10 zero to dot one all the way through and dot zero two two five

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five in sequence.

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OK, so why don't we talk about a subnet?

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What is subnet?

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So we've already said that ropes can be between zero and 255.

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So let's talk a little bit more about this subnet or subnetwork is a logical subdivision of an IP network.

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The division of a network into two or more networks is called a subnet, so computers belonging to a

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subnet are treated with a same bit group in their IP address.

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And what this does is result in an IP address logically divided into two fields the network number or

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routing Prefect's and the remaining field or host identifier.

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The rest of field is an identifier for a specific host or network interface.

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The routing prefix can be expressed in the classless cross domain routing or khaldiya representation,

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which is written as the first address of a network and then ends with a forward slash character and

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the prefix bit length.

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For example, 10 zero DOT 2.0 slash 24 is a prefix of the Internet protocol version for network, starting

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in the given address with 24 bits allocated for the network prefix and eight bits reserved for host

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addressing.

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So addresses in a range of 10 zero 2.0 to 10, zero to DOT 255 belong to this network.

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For IPV, for a network can also be characterized by subnet mask or net.

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So this is a bit mask, which is bitwise to any IP on the network and one applied by the process.

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It gives the routing prefix.

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The subnet Massieu also expressed in DOTD decimal notation, such as an address, for example, 255

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five five 5.2 five 5.0, that's the subnet mask for the prefix 10 that zero 2.0 24 sobhan all virtual

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machines.

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Callisthenics, log-in.

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Open terminal.

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And Map 10, that zero, dot 2.0, slash 24 and press enter.

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And what do you see here, all the ipis in the network, 10 zero dot 2.0 slash 24 were scanned one by

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one and the results are listed.