With the **IP Scanner** you can scan for active devices in subnets or IP ranges that are reachable via icmp.
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With the **IP Scanner** you can scan for active devices in subnets or IP ranges that are reachable via icmporhaveacommontcpportopen.
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Possible inputs are:
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## Settings
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### Show scanresultforall IP addresses
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### Show unreachable IP addressesandports
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Show the scan result for all IP addresses including the ones that are not active.
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Show the scan result for all IP addresses andportsincluding the ones that are not active.
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**Type:** `Boolean`
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**Default:** `Disabled`
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### Threads
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### Attempts
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Number of threads to use for scanning.
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**Type:** `Integer` [Min `1`, Max `1024`]
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Attempts how often an icmp request is retried for each IP address if the request has timed out.
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**Default:** `256`
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**Type:** `Integer` [Min `1`, Max `10`]
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Too many simultaneous requests may be blocked by a firewall. You can reduce the number of threads to avoid this, but this will increase the scan time.<br/><br/>Too many threads can also cause performance problems on the device.
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**Default:** `2`
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### Timeout (ms)
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**Default:** `32`
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Attempts how often a request is retried for each IP address if the request has timed out.
Multiple ports and port ranges can be combined with a semicolon (e.g. `22; 80; 443`). Only common and known ports should be scanned to check if a host is reachable. Use the [Port Scanner](/Documentation/Application/PortScanner) for a detailed port scan.
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### Timeout (ms)
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Timeout in milliseconds after which a port is considered closed / timed out.
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**Type:** `Integer` [Min `100`, Max `15000`]
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**Default:** `4000`
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### Resolve MAC address and vendor
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Resolve the MAC address and vendor for each IP address.
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| `$$ipaddress$$` | IP address |
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| `$$hostname$$` | Hostname |
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### Max. concurrent host threads
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Maximal number of threads that are used to scan for active hosts (IP addresses).
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**Type:** `Integer` [Min `1`, Max `512`]
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**Default:** `256`
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This setting only change the maximum number of concurrently executed threads per host scan. See also the [General](/Documentation/Settings/General) settings to configure the application wide thread pool.
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### Max. concurrent port threads
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Maximal number of threads that are used to scan for open ports for each host (IP address).
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**Type:** `Integer` [Min `1`, Max `10`]
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**Default:** `5`
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{: .note }
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This setting only change the maximum number of concurrently executed threads per port scan. See also the [General](/Documentation/Settings/General) settings to configure the application wide thread pool.