nmap Command Builder
Build an nmap command for a SYN, connect, UDP or ping scan, with port selection, service and OS detection, timing, NSE scripts and saved output.
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Only scan networks you own or have written permission to test: unauthorised scanning breaks most providers' terms and, in many countries, the law. -Pn helps when a firewall drops pings and hosts look down. --open hides closed and filtered ports so the output is what is actually reachable.
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Only scan what you own
Scanning networks without permission breaks most hosting providers' acceptable use policies and, in many jurisdictions, the law. Scan your own servers, or a target covered by a written engagement. The nmap reference guide documents every option.
Typical uses for ops
Confirming that a firewall change closed what it should (nmap -Pn -p 3306,6379 server from outside), finding forgotten services on a subnet, and checking TLS configuration with --script ssl-enum-ciphers -p 443. A SYN scan (-sS) needs root but is faster and quieter than a connect scan.
