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Note that Nmap-supplied server and operating system data remains static until you run another Nmap 
scan. If you plan to scan a host using Nmap, you may want to set up regularly scheduled scans to keep 
any Nmap-supplied operating system and server data up to date. For more information, see 

. In addition, note that if the host is deleted from the network map, any Nmap 

scan results are discarded.

Admin/Discovery Admin

Select 

. 

The Scanners page appears.

Next to the Nmap remediation you want to use to perform the scan, click 

. 

The Nmap Scan Target dialog box appears.

Optionally, to scan using a saved scan target, select a target from the 

drop-down list and 

click 

. 

The IP addresses and ports associated with the scan target populate the 

 and 

 fields.

To create a scan target, click 

. For more information, see 

In the 

 field, specify the IP address for hosts you want to scan or modify the loaded list, up to 

255 characters. 

For hosts with IPv4 addresses, you can specify multiple IP addresses separated by commas or use CIDR 
notation. You can also negate IP addresses by preceding them with an exclamation point (!). For 
information on using CIDR notation in the FireSIGHT System, see 

.

For hosts with IPv6 addresses, use an exact IP address. Ranges are not supported. 

In the 

 field, specify the ports you want to scan or modify the loaded list.

You can enter a port number, a list of ports separated by commas, or a range of port numbers separated 
by a dash. For details on entering ports, see 

.

Click 

.

The Nmap server performs the scan.

Note that Nmap validates IP address ranges and displays an error message if the range is invalid. If this 
occurs, correct the contents of the 

 field to indicate a valid IP address range.

FireSIGHT