Because of budgetary constraints, you're faced with at least one major technical constraint. You had planned on using Metasploit Pro, a powerful pen test management tool built on the popular Metasploit Framework. The Pro version comes with a great deal of functionality and can make it easier for a pen tester to launch and automate specific types of attacks, as well as manage an overall pen test project. However, PCPG won't cover the price of the Pro version, so you're forced to use the Community version, which has limited functionality. How might you compensate for this lost functionality?

$($Focus on what other tools or techniques you might need to use instead of the Pro version....that means you need to find out what the Pro version does that Community version doesn't. You don't need a complete list, just a general explanation that shows you understand what the trade$-$off is and possible solutions. This question will take some time to research$)$