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‎08-29-2016 02:26 PM
Is it possible to exclude a single IP, or many IPs from a scan range, such as 10.0.0.x/24?
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‎08-29-2016 04:11 PM
If you go to "Scanning Targets" you have the point "scanning exclusions".
There you can select "Add Exclusion" and enter the IP.
However I have no idea if it really works
There you can select "Add Exclusion" and enter the IP.
However I have no idea if it really works
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‎10-16-2017 11:25 PM
You need a "wildcard/mask"-type exclusion, and I don't think that is supported...
My option would be to do an Excel CSV file with all the 140 VLANs', but with the last octet being .239
Something like :
10.33.0.0-10.33.0.239
10.33.1.0-10.33.1.239
(...)
10.33.140.0-10.33.140.239
And import that via Import Template.
My option would be to do an Excel CSV file with all the 140 VLANs', but with the last octet being .239
Something like :
10.33.0.0-10.33.0.239
10.33.1.0-10.33.1.239
(...)
10.33.140.0-10.33.140.239
And import that via Import Template.
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‎10-18-2017 02:35 PM
fjca wrote:
You need a "wildcard/mask"-type exclusion, and I don't think that is supported...
Anybody knows?
My option would be to do an Excel CSV file with all the 140 VLANs', but with the last octet being .239
Something like :
10.33.0.0-10.33.0.239
10.33.1.0-10.33.1.239
(...)
10.33.140.0-10.33.140.239
And import that via Import Template.
I will try it with the Import-Template, but a clean solution looks different 🙂
Cheers
Andre
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‎10-16-2017 02:32 PM
I 've tried this, but it won't work.
We scan the Network for this IP Range:
10.33.0.0-10.33.140.254
What we want:
In every Subnet exclude .240 to .254
Tried this Exclusions:
0.0.0.240-0.0.0.254
10.0.0.240
.
.
.
10.0.0.254
10.33.0.240-10.33.0.254
WHERE IS THE PROBLEM/MISTAKE?!
Thanks for advise 😉
Andrew
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‎08-29-2016 07:53 PM
That works, thank you!
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‎08-29-2016 04:11 PM
If you go to "Scanning Targets" you have the point "scanning exclusions".
There you can select "Add Exclusion" and enter the IP.
However I have no idea if it really works
There you can select "Add Exclusion" and enter the IP.
However I have no idea if it really works