smbmap:tldr:1799e

This command is using the tool 'smbmap' to perform actions related to the Server Message Block (SMB) protocol.

Here's a breakdown of the command and its options:

• smbmap: This is the name of the tool that will be executed.
• --host-file ${filename}: The ${filename} is a placeholder for the name of a file that contains a list of hosts or IP addresses that you want to scan. This option allows you to specify the file to use.
• -u ${username}: The ${username} is a placeholder for the username to authenticate with on the SMB shares. This option allows you to provide the username.
• -p ${password}: The ${password} is a placeholder for the password to authenticate with on the SMB shares. This option allows you to provide the password.
• -q: This option makes the output less verbose by suppressing extra information.
• -R: This option tells smbmap to recursively enumerate the shares. It will list subdirectories and files within the shares.
• --depth ${number}: The ${number} is a placeholder for the depth level of recursion. This option allows you to specify how many levels deep smbmap should go when enumerating shares.
• --exclude ${sharename}: The ${sharename} is a placeholder for the name of the share that you want to exclude from enumeration. This option allows you to specify a share name to exclude.
• -A ${filepattern}: The ${filepattern} is a placeholder for a file pattern or wildcard that determines which files to retrieve from the share. This option allows you to specify a file pattern for retrieval.

Overall, this command executes the smbmap tool, providing various options to scan multiple hosts specified in a file, authenticate with a username and password, recursively enumerate shares up to a certain depth level, exclude a specific share, and retrieve files matching a certain pattern from the shares.