Exclude an IP from a scan range?

[Roofus_143]

Is it possible to exclude a single IP, or many IPs from a scan range, such as 10.0.0.x/24?

[fjca]

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.

[uke-afu]

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

[uke-afu]

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

[Roofus_143]

That works, thank you!

[MakeBug · Accepted solution]

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