MSF Devil Camp -3.5.3 commands for databases commonly used in MSF

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The penetration test database is used to preserve the various data obtained during the penetration test, and many times you restart the Kali to find that the connection is not on the database, in fact because this service does not open the database used by MSF postgresql[email protected]:/# Service PostgreSQL start     Open PostgreSQL database services [email protected]:/# msfdb init      If your MSF is unable to successfully connect to the database, you can try using initialize command A, database appears to be already configured, skipping initialization     because I have created the data So there's no continuation of the initialization process [email protected]:/# msfconsoledb_status     View MSF's database connectivity status MSF > db_status[*] PostgreSQL connected to Msfdb_connect     used to connect to the database, you are now connected to a database MSF > db_connect[-] PostgreSQL already Connected to msf[-] Run Db_disconnect First if you wish to connect to a different databasehosts see if the database is working properly and you can see the IP that was previously scanned Address related information MSF > hosts hosts===== address         mac                name             os_name  os_flavor  os_sp  Purpose   info  comments-------        &NBSP,---               ----             -------  --------- ----- ------- ---- --------192.168.3.1     8c:ab:8e:fa:10:a1& nbsp                  Unknown              &NBS P     device         192.168.3.20    68:db:ca:a9:ce:63      &NB Sp                          ,         &NB Sp                  192.168.3.24    b8:44:d9:d0:04:08    &NB Sp                          ,         &NB Sp                    192.168.3.85    40:4e:36:5f:9a:dd  &NB Sp &nbsp                          ,         &NB Sp                    192.168.3.86                                     ,         &N Bsp                                192. 168.3.88    80:e6:50:15:c2:60                                                 ,         &N Bsp  192.168.3.96    14:2d:27:2b:1c:e9                    &NB Sp                          ,         &NBSp    192.168.3.111   74:c6:3b:9c:00:65  laptop-v63uitph  unknown                    device         192.168.3.133  &NBSP;5C:AD:C f:86:87:b1                             /                              &NBSP;192.168.3.140&NBSP ;  00:cd:fe:33:16:02                            & nbsp                                192.168.3.1 42   20:ab:37:62:9f:18                                                 ,         &N Bsp;192.168.3.144&nbsP  70:ec:e4:d4:e9:d2                            & nbsp                                192.168.3.1 68   9c:b6:d0:12:75:27                                                 ,         &N bsp;192.168.3.172   38:bc:1a:24:ac:87                    &NBS P                          ,         &NB Sp    192.168.3.176   04:52:f3:13:38:71                  &N Bsp                          ,         &NB Sp &nbsp    192.168.3.186   e4:f8:9c:e7:58:b0                  &N Bsp                          ,         &NB Sp      192.168.3.191   68:db:ca:74:57:b9                &N Bsp                          ,         &NB Sp        192.168.3.199   b8:27:eb:a9:1c:84              &N Bsp    Linux               8.0    server      &NBSP ;  192.168.3.211   c8:f2:30:9e:93:83                    &N Bsp                                 &NBsp     &NBSP;MSF > Db_disconnect     disconnecting from the current database MSF > db_status[*] PostgreSQL selected, no Connecti On     You can look at the connection status again. Discovery has been disconnected. MSF > Db_connect     Use the Db_connect command again to prompt you for the correct writing format example of the connection Data command. [*]    Usage:db_connect <user:pass>@

MSF training Camp -3.5.3 common commands for databases in MSF