Security Basics: Re: problem with nmap options

[dallas jordan <dallas.jordan () gmail com>]

Juan,
   You can use the -v option to give verbose output. Ue it twice for
more verbose output.

On 7/28/05, Juan B <juanbabi () yahoo com> wrote:
> Hi
>
> I want nessus to show put in the a file hosts ip
> address with which ports is open so I issue this
> command:
>
>  nmap -sF -o -p21,135,136,137,138,80,23,25 -oG
> /tmp/ips.txt 82.137.192.0/18
>
> whan I cat ips.txt I just see:
>
> ost: 82.137.194.246 () Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.194.250 () Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.194.253 () Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.1 ()   Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.2 ()   Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.3 ()   Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.5 ()   Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.9 ()   Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.10 ()  Status: Up
> Host: 82.137.195.11 ()  Status: Up
>
> this is not enough for me.
>
> how can I fix this output?
>
> thanks,
>
> Juan
>
>
>
>
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