## RoboNmap
Robot Framework Library for the Nmap Port and Vulnerability Scanner.
### Keywords Implemented
##### Default Nmap Scan against a target
| nmap default scan | target | file_export |
- file_export is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the -oN flag
##### Default Nmap Scan against all TCP Ports
| nmap all tcp scan | target | file_export |
- file_export is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
##### Default Nmap UDP Scan with a Portlist Argument
Runs nmap against specified UDP ports given in the portlist argument.
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested.
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen, example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the -oN flag
Examples:
- `| nmap specific udp scan | target | portlist |`
##### Nmap OS Services Scan
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``version_intense``: Version intensity of OS detection
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
Examples:
`| nmap os services scan | target | portlist | version_intense | file_export |`
##### Nmap Script Scan
Runs nmap with the `-sC` arg or the `--script` arg if `script_name` is provided. Options used are: `-sV --version-intensity <default:0> -sC|--script=<script_name>`
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``version_intense``: Version intensity of OS detection
- ``script_name``: Script Name that needs to be referenced
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
Examples:
`| nmap script scan | target | portlist | version_intense | script_name | file_export |`
##### Print Nmap Scan Results
Retrieves the results of the current nmap scan results
Examples:
`| nmap print results |`
Robot Framework Library for the Nmap Port and Vulnerability Scanner.
### Keywords Implemented
##### Default Nmap Scan against a target
| nmap default scan | target | file_export |
- file_export is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the -oN flag
##### Default Nmap Scan against all TCP Ports
| nmap all tcp scan | target | file_export |
- file_export is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
##### Default Nmap UDP Scan with a Portlist Argument
Runs nmap against specified UDP ports given in the portlist argument.
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested.
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen, example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the -oN flag
Examples:
- `| nmap specific udp scan | target | portlist |`
##### Nmap OS Services Scan
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``version_intense``: Version intensity of OS detection
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
Examples:
`| nmap os services scan | target | portlist | version_intense | file_export |`
##### Nmap Script Scan
Runs nmap with the `-sC` arg or the `--script` arg if `script_name` is provided. Options used are: `-sV --version-intensity <default:0> -sC|--script=<script_name>`
Arguments:
- ``target``: IP or the range of IPs that need to be tested
- ``portlist``: list of ports, range of ports that need to be tested. They can either be comma separated or separated by hyphen example: 121,161,240 or 1-100
- ``version_intense``: Version intensity of OS detection
- ``script_name``: Script Name that needs to be referenced
- ``file_export``: is an optional param that exports the file to a txt file with the `-oN` flag
Examples:
`| nmap script scan | target | portlist | version_intense | script_name | file_export |`
##### Print Nmap Scan Results
Retrieves the results of the current nmap scan results
Examples:
`| nmap print results |`
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