i don't know how to correctly import ip ranges in a text file for angry ip scanner.i did copy the ip ranges from some website and import them in a .txt file like
45.5.0.0-45.5.3.255
45.5.15.0-45.5.15.255
45.5.20.0-45.5.23.255
45.5.24.0-45.5.27.255
but the angry ip scanner just scanned the first ips and not the ranges so i have no idea how to import ip ranges correctly in a text file to use in angry ip scanner. i also did something like 192.168.1.1/24 but it ain't worked either.
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What I've found out (so far) is: Angry IP Scanner does not import ranges in any kind (192.168.0.0/24 or 192.168.0.0-255 or ...) but it works if you put on every new line in a text file one IP address from that range so:
192.168.0.1
192.168.0.2 ︙any other text in the line doesn't matter, so if you create an output by using the IP-range option, you can copy the column with the IP addresses to the text file and re-use them in future analysis runs.
So it works, but explanation is hard to find on the Internet, and hopefully Angry IP will get an option to interpret ranges like a.b.c.d/nn.
