So we can also print our skins to a file with and map this way we can store and share and we can also
review the scan results that we will collect.
And map allows us to produce the output in various file formats.
Among them are text XML, grep commands or all at once.
So here is the output in normal format.
Output, an XML format, the output for grep command.
And here's an output in three different formats, normal XML and graspable, so let's do the output
in normal format.
And my target IP or target subnet or N file path file, so the final output will be in the text file
format.
So, for example, let's recall the IP addresses of our virtual machines, disposable tendency or not
two, not for one to 10, zero to do at seven Windows seven IP is ten dots were not to dot six callisthenics
10 that 0.01 five.
Now log in to callisthenics, open terminal and type and map 10, that zero, dot 2.0, slash 24 again
slash route desktop output dot text and press enter.
And what about an output in XML format?
And map with the target IP or target subnet.
Oh, X file, path file.
The final output is in the XML file format.
And the XML output format is far more powerful and it's nearly as convenient for experienced users.
XML as a standard for which dozens of excellent parsers are available, but my own semmelhack is graspable
output.
XML is extensible in order to support new and map features as they are released, while I often some
will omit these features from graspable output for lack of a place to put them.
Let me show you by example.
Let's open up the virtual machines that we created.
So here are the IP addresses that disposable 10 out to about two to four and 022 don't want five logging
at callisthenics, open terminal and map ten dots, you're about to dot four and route desktop output
dot xml press enter.
Now, let's do the output for the driveable command and map with a target IP or target subnet, Oji
File path file name.
So here the final output is in graspable output file format.
With the appropriate file format for the command, it will allow us to do these operations that can
be done with a command used in Lennix command.
Great, by the way, is global regular expression printer, in case you didn't remember, that it allows
us to select an end or slash or a particular mark from a specified stack of text.
Now, to see the graphic command and its parameters, just type grep dash, dash hell on the terminal
screen.
For example, remembering the IP address of our virtual machines turned out zero two to four, turned
out zero to seven and zero to dot six and 10 zero to two point one five or log in to Kelly Linux.
Or the terminal.
And Map 10 zeroed out it up for Ogie slash roots, slash desktop output, deep press enter.
Now, for an output in three formats which will be normal Ximo and graspable.
And map with the target IP or target subnet, well, a file path file.
So this final output is all the file formats, which will be normal XML and graspable.
So here's that example, opening up the virtual machines we created and remembering the virtual machines
IP address and you about to add for ten zero, not two, not seven and zero, not six and 10 dot one
five organically Linux Open terminal.
And map 10 zero, not too deep for a slash route, slash desktop, smash output and press enter.