How to add Workspace In Metasploit kali linux

Jai Hind I am DeadManINDIA from (IHT) 1ND14N H4X0R5 T34M

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Love to :- My Mom And My Dad.

Today we will discuss on the how to add the workspace in metasploit in kali linux .
lets go 


Setup 1 :- first of all start the database and metasploit services with the help of these commands.
 1st :- service postgresql start
2nd :- service metasploit start

Setup2 :- Now run the metasoploit with the command .
syntax:- msfconsole

Setup 3 :- Now we are use the this command here to add the workspace in metasploit.
syntax:- workspace -a <worksapce name >

in this - a for add the workspace and <workspace name is the name of work sapce .

  in my case i add IHT workspace here .

Now most important thing we are using the - h option to see the help.
like this 

#workspace -h  


Thanks for reading
          Jai Hind Jai Bharat 
 

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