Guide to using db_nmap

using_db_nmap.sh

#Start postgres
root@kali ~# systemctl start postgresql

#Start metasploit database
root@kali ~# msfdb init 

#Start metasploit framework
root@kali ~# msfconsole

#Iniciado o Metasploit 
#Splash Scream
msf>
msf>db_nmap {nmap_command} 
#after find your hosts
msf> hosts
address         mac  name                            os_name    os_flavor  os_sp  purpose  info  comments
-------         ---  ----                            -------    ---------  -----  -------  ----  --------
10.10.10.77                                          Unknown                      device        
10.10.10.89                                          Linux                 3.X    server        
10.10.10.90                                                                                      
10.10.10.93                                          Windows 7                    client        
10.10.10.100                                         Unknown                      device
msf> services
Services
========
 
host            port   proto  name              state   info
----            ----   -----  ----              -----   ----
10.10.10.77     21     tcp    ftp               open    
10.10.10.77     22     tcp    ssh               open    
10.10.10.77     25     tcp    smtp              open    
10.10.10.77     135    tcp    msrpc             open    
10.10.10.77     139    tcp    netbios-ssn       open    
10.10.10.77     445    tcp    microsoft-ds      open    
10.10.10.77     593    tcp    http-rpc-epmap    open    
10.10.10.77     49159  tcp    unknown           open    
10.10.10.89     22     tcp    ssh               open    
10.10.10.89     1111   tcp    lmsocialserver    open    
10.10.10.93     80     tcp    http              open    
10.10.10.100    53     tcp    domain            open    
10.10.10.100    88     tcp    kerberos-sec      open    
10.10.10.100    135    tcp    msrpc             open

Thanks!

I had no idea, that the hosts you discovered with db_nmap can be outputed trough "hosts" and "services".
Sometimes it's really that easy :)

Little tip: It comes in really handy to use the "workspace"-command to keep track of multiple networks you discovered