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KDawg44
Hello,
From a resource perspective, would it be better to loop through and
scan each subnet or build my list of subnets and scan once? Does it
matter?
For instance, would I be better looping through:
nmap -sS SUBNET_1
nmap -sS SUBNET_2
nmap -sS SUBNET_3
......
or
nmap -sS SUBNET_1 SUBNET_2 SUBNET_3 .....
Also, due to a whitelist built into my script (skipped over IP's), the
scan looks more like:
nmap -sS SUBNET_1.1-40 SUBNET_1.42-100 SUBNET_1.102-254
Will any of this make a difference?
Thanks for your suggestions.
Kevin
From a resource perspective, would it be better to loop through and
scan each subnet or build my list of subnets and scan once? Does it
matter?
For instance, would I be better looping through:
nmap -sS SUBNET_1
nmap -sS SUBNET_2
nmap -sS SUBNET_3
......
or
nmap -sS SUBNET_1 SUBNET_2 SUBNET_3 .....
Also, due to a whitelist built into my script (skipped over IP's), the
scan looks more like:
nmap -sS SUBNET_1.1-40 SUBNET_1.42-100 SUBNET_1.102-254
Will any of this make a difference?
Thanks for your suggestions.
Kevin