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1. SEDRA AND SMITH MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUITS APPENDIX J HOW TO
2. SEDRA AND SMITH MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUITS APPENDIX J ZIP FILE

Type in the following command to grab the banner from the server.

Notice that the first line in the response shows that the IP address is 35.221.53.172.Ĥ. Minimum = 48ms, Maximum = 56ms, Average = 51ms Packets: Sent = 4, Received = 4, Lost = 0 (0% loss),Īpproximate round trip times in milli-seconds: Enter the following command to identify the IP address for the site:Ĭ:\SecurityLabs\netcat> ping Modify the command as needed if you placed the folder somewhere else.ģ. You can use the same command if you placed the netcat folder into the securitylabs folder. For example, on my system I would enter the following command. Change the current directory to the location of of the netcat files. I copied it to the SecurityLabs folder on my system.Ģ. Copy the folder to a location where you can easily access it. For easy access, rename the folder to netcat.ĥ.

SEDRA AND SMITH MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUITS APPENDIX J ZIP FILE

Locate the zip file and extract the contents into a folder.Ĥ. Click on one of the locations where it’s available and download the zip file.ģ. Use your favorite search engine and enter the following search termĢ. NetCat is available from the terminal within Kali.ġ. If you have access to a Linux Kali system, you can skip these steps.

SEDRA AND SMITH MICROELECTRONIC CIRCUITS APPENDIX J HOW TO

Requirements: This exercise assumes you’re running a Windows system and know how to access the command line. This lab shows you two methods of grabbing a banner from a system. This exercise complements material in the CompTIA Security+: Get Certified Get Ahead: SY0-501 Study Guide.