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<title>Learning how to use SATAN</title>
<H1><IMG SRC="../../images/satan.gif"> SATAN Tutorials</H1>
<H2>(Learning how to use SATAN)</H2>
<HR>
<p>
It can be very easy to use SATAN for the first time; it's basic
capabilities are very simple to use and to understand.  To start
using it, there are only three basic steps to follow:
<p>
<OL>
<li> <A HREF="make.html">
	Making a working copy of the program</a>
<li> <A HREF="scanning.html">
	Scanning your host or networks</a>
<li> <A HREF="analyzing.html">
	Analyzing the output</a>
</OL>

<p>
<STRONG> Remember - you should run SATAN as "root"!</STRONG>  Some
of the scanning tests require <I>root</I> privileges to run.
<p>
After trying it once, you should read through the rest of the
documentation to learn how to use it to its fullest extent.  Reading the 
<A HREF="../../docs/user_interface.html#tricky-implications">
Hints, Further tricky security implications, or Getting The Big Picture (tm)</A>
Would be a <STRONG>very</STRONG> good idea.

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