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nMap version 4.01<br />
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How does one scan UDP ports on nMap? Can one do a general scan for the popular UDP ports or does one have the specify a range of ports?<br />
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I tried this to scan UDP/69 but the syntax doesn't work<br />
nmap -PU [69] 10.1.1.80
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nMap version 4.01

How does one scan UDP ports on nMap? Can one do a general scan for the popular UDP ports or does one have the specify a range of ports?

I tried this to scan UDP/69 but the syntax doesn't work
nmap -PU [69] 10.1.1.80

nmap UDP scan

nMap version 4.01

How does one scan UDP ports on nMap? Can one do a general scan for the popular UDP ports or does one have the specify a range of ports?

I tried this to scan UDP/69 but the syntax doesn&#39;t work
nmap -PU [69] 10.1.1.80

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