What is Nmap
- Nmap (Network Mapper) is a free and open source (license) utility.
 - Nmap can network discovery and security auditing.
 - Many systems and network administrators also find it useful for tasks such as
 - network inventory
 - managing service upgrade schedules
 - monitoring host
 - service uptime
 - Nmap uses raw IP packets in novel ways to determine
 - what hosts are available on the network
 - what services (application name and version) those hosts are offering
 - what operating systems (and OS versions) they are running
 - what type of packet firewall are in use
 - and dozens of other characteristics
 
What is TCP Scanning
- The two basic scan types used most in Nmap are
 - TCP connect scanning
 - TCP SYN scanning
 
- sockets programming uses a system call named connect to begin a TCP connection to a remote site. If connect succeeds, a connection was made.This allows a basic type of port scan, which attempts to connect to every port in turn, and notes whether or not the connection succeeded. Once the scan is completed, ports to which a connection could be established are listed as open, the rest are said to be closed. 
 
- When a TCP connection is made between two systems, a process known as a "three way handshake" occurs. This involves the exchange of three packets, and synchronises the systems with each other. 
 
Nmap Practical using Nmap tools
Step 1 : Open Zenmap in your computer
Step 2 : In Target Filed Write IP Address or Website (Target System) and click on scan button
Step 3 : You can find open port list if they are otherwise u can't get any open port
Step 4 : You can find Traceroute path on Topology tab
Step 5 : You can find all the host details in Host Details tab
How to Install Nmap(zenmap) in Windows and Linux
Download the Software Form this source:Nmap
How to Install Nmap(zenmap) in Linux RPM





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