This programm runs under python3, you need python-nmap for python3 (https://pypi.python.org/pypi/python-nmap)
Simple scan on a port range :
set port 80,81
set target 192.168.1-50
scan
The target can be an IP address or a range ( from-to.from-to.from-to.from-to)
Scan all web-related ports :
set target 192.168.1-50
scan web
You can use nas or current instead of "web" for the scan option.
"Web","nas" and "current" ports are defined in scan/Scan.py :
"ports_context_web": "80,8080,8000,8128,443"
"ports_context_nas": "21,22,139,445",
"ports_context_current": "20,21,22,23,80,139,443,445,3306"
Feel free to add your own contexts and pull them.
You can see options by typing "show options", and change them with "set opt_name value" :
Boolean option can be set with True,False,1,0.
"export" command exports your scan in a file in the specified format ("export_format" option) with the prefix specified in the "exp_basename" option.
You can see your history with :
history
You can replay history commands with
history n (where n is the history line index)
Once a mass scan is done, you can target a specific ip for a detailed scan.
details n (where n is the line number of the target, you can find this number in the scan table)
You can access manual pages with "man" or "help" command.
For more information about a command, type help the_command
You can see the last scan result with "show result" The raw_scan option allows you to scan without the nmshell layout. It performs an ordinary scan with native nmap.
More details at https://nmap.org/