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When using IP scan tool user must choose what | When using IP scan tool user must choose what they want to scan for: | ||
* certain IPv4 prefix | * certain IPv4 prefix | ||
tool will attempt to scan all the addreses or address set in address. | : tool will attempt to scan all the addreses or address set in address. | ||
* interface of the router | * interface of the router | ||
tool will attempt to listen to packets that are "passing by" and attempt to compile results when something is found | : tool will attempt to listen to packets that are "passing by" and attempt to compile results when something is found | ||
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Latest revision as of 14:19, 28 October 2019
Summary
Sub-menu: /tool ip-scan
Standards:
IP Scan tool allows user to scan network based on some network prefix or by setting interface to listen to. Either way tool collects certain data from the network.
Properties
Property | Description |
---|---|
address (string; Default: ) | IP address of network device. |
mac-address (string; Default: ) | MAC address of network device. |
time (integer in ms; Default: ) | response time of seen network device when found |
DNS (string; Default: ) | DNS name of network device |
SNMP (string; Default: ) | SNMP name of the device |
NET-BIOS (string; Default: ) | NET-BIOS name of device if advertised by device |
How to use
When using IP scan tool user must choose what they want to scan for:
- certain IPv4 prefix
- tool will attempt to scan all the addreses or address set in address.
- interface of the router
- tool will attempt to listen to packets that are "passing by" and attempt to compile results when something is found
There is a possibility to set both but then results may be inconclusive
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