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  1. 11-02-2010 #1
    Thermo144
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    NMAP Full Range Scan Question

    If I was to complete an 'Intense Scan' on an entire production network range, would it cause problems by flooding the network or does NMAP only scan a certain amount of IP's at one time and continue moving through the list?

    If thats the case, is there a way to limit the number of IP's in a range it scans at one time?

    Thanks in advance for the info!

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    Code:
    for i in seq 1 255; do nmap X.Y.Z.$i/0 ...; sleep 1s; done
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