Scanning IP ranges with Nmap (Network Mapper) network scanner is easy thanks to Nmap’s flexibility. You can scan single targets, whole subnets, partial subnets, file lists with targets, you can even instruct Nmap to generate random targets, or to discover possible targets within a network based on specific conditions or arbitrarily. This tutorial focuses on all these methods.
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