Use "nmap" To Find OS Of Network IP Devices

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How to use the Network Mapper (nmap) to identify the operating system (OS) of network attached IP devices in Ubuntu Linux. I show two options and also what happens when the device is protected with a firewall or internet security program. Nmap is a topic for the CompTIA Security+ SY0-601 exam.



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