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description: "Scan for active devices in your network using ICMP and TCP port checks. NETworkManager IP Scanner supports IP ranges, CIDR subnets, and hostnames."
With the **IP Scanner** you can scan for active devices based on the hostname or in IP ranges that are reachable via icmp or have a common tcp port open.
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With the **IP Scanner** you can scan for active devices based on the hostname or in IP ranges that are reachable via ICMP or have a common TCP port open.
|**Detect local subnet**| Populates the host field with the IP address and subnet mask of the current network interface to scan the local subnet |
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The local IP address (and subnet mask) is determined by trying to route to a public IP address. If this fails (e.g.
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The local IP address (and subnet mask) is determined by trying to route to a public IP address. If this fails (e.g.
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no network connection), NETworkManager iterates over active network adapters and selects the first valid IPv4 address,
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with link-local addresses (`169.254.x.x`) given lower priority.
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If you right-click on a selected result, you can forward the device information to other applications (e.g. Port Scanner, Remote Desktop, etc), create a new profile with this information or execute a [custom command](#custom-commands).
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### Context menu
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Right-click on the result to copy or export the information.
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Right-clicking a result allows forwarding device information to another tool (e.g. [Port Scanner](./port-scanner), Remote Desktop), creating a new profile, or executing a [custom command](#custom-commands).
|**Copy**| Copies the selected information to the clipboard |
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|**Export...**| Exports the selected or all results to a file |
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## Profile
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### Attempts
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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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Number of times an ICMP request is retried for each IP address if the request has timed out.
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**Type:**`Integer`[Min `1`, Max `10`]
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### Timeout (ms)
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Timeout in milliseconds for each icmp request and after which the packet is considered lost.
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Timeout in milliseconds for each ICMP request, after which the packet is considered lost.
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Scan each IP address for open `tcp` ports.
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### Ports
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Maximal number of threads used to scan for active hosts (1 thread = 1 host/ip address).
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This setting only changes the maximum number of concurrently executed threads per host scan. See also the [General](../settings/general#threadpool-additional-min-threads) settings to configure the application-wide thread pool.
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This setting only changes the maximum number of concurrently executed threads per port scan. See also the [General](../settings/general#threadpool-additional-min-threads) settings to configure the application-wide thread pool.
Right-click on the result to copy or export the information.
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ICMP (Internet Control Message Protocol) is a network-layer protocol used to send diagnostic and control messages. An ICMP echo request (commonly known as a ping) asks a remote host to send back an echo reply, confirming it is reachable on the network.
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description: "Scan for open TCP ports on network hosts. NETworkManager Port Scanner supports flexible host and port range inputs for comprehensive port scanning."
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keywords: [NETworkManager, port scanner, TCP port scan, open ports, network security, port checker, port scanning tool]
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port scanner,
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TCP port scan,
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open ports,
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network security,
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port checker,
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port scanning tool,
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# Port Scanner
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With the **Port Scanner** you can scan for open `tcp` ports on one or multiple hosts to determine which services are running.
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With the **Port Scanner** you can scan for open TCP ports on one or multiple hosts to determine which services are running.
TCP (Transmission Control Protocol) is a connection-oriented transport-layer protocol. Establishing a connection requires a three-way handshake between client and server. Port scanning tests whether this handshake can be initiated on a given port, which indicates a listening service.
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