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Author: jmariomejiap

pages/user guides/discover_nmap.md

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 ## Using Nmap with Tidal Tools
 By leveraging the power of **Tidal Tools** you can send the output generated by Nmap to your Tidal Migrations account.
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 1. Install [Tidal Tools](https://guides.tidalmg.com/tidal-tools.html)
 2. [Login to Tidal Tools](https://guides.tidalmg.com/tidal-tools.html#login) with **tidal login**
-3. Run Nmap ([Need to install Nmap?](#installing-nmap)) with the flags of your choosing and save the output to an XML file. For example,     
+3. Run Nmap ([Need to install Nmap?](#installing-nmap)) with the flags of your choosing and save the output to an XML file. For example,
     ```
     sudo nmap -sV  <ip-address/range> -oX my-network.xml
     ```
     _Note: the **-sV** flag will attempt to determine the version of the service running on port and the **-oX** specifies the output as a XML file. [Want more scanning options?](#nmap-usage)_
     {% include tip.html content="Be sure to replace <ip-address> with the CIDR range for the network you would like to scan, ex. `10.0.0.0/24`" %}
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 4. Run this Tidal Tools command to upload your previously generated Nmap output to your Tidal Migrations account 
 ```
 tidal sync nmap <filename.XML>