network-scanScans specified network targets and ports using nmap with options for speed, timeout, host limits, and exclusions, returning detailed JSON results.
Install via ClawdBot CLI:
clawdbot install ApacheUA/network-scanThis skill scans ports and devices on a network using nmap. It supports various target formats, including CIDR notation, IP ranges, and comma-separated lists. Defaults to quick scan for CIDR.
target: The target network or IP address to scan (e.g., 192.168.1.0/24, 192.168.1.1-192.168.1.10, 192.168.1.1,192.168.1.2).ports: The ports to scan (e.g., 80,443).--quick: (Optional) Scan only the top 10 ports.--fast: (Optional) Use aggressive scan settings (nmap -T4).--timeout: (Optional) Set a timeout in seconds for the scan (default: 30).--top-ports: (Optional) Scan the top N most common ports (e.g., --top-ports 100).--hosts-limit: (Optional) Limit the number of hosts to scan (e.g., --hosts-limit 50).--exclude: (Optional) Exclude a specific IP address from the scan (e.g., --exclude 192.168.1.5).JSON object containing the nmap scan results. Includes scan results, nmap command used, and scan information.
To use this skill, call it with the target and ports parameters:
network-scan target=192.168.1.0/24 ports=80,443 --fast --timeout 60 --hosts-limit 50 --exclude 192.168.1.100Generated Mar 1, 2026
IT teams use this skill to perform routine security audits by scanning internal networks for open ports and unauthorized devices. It helps identify vulnerabilities like exposed services or misconfigured firewalls, enabling proactive threat mitigation.
Network administrators employ this skill to monitor network health by scanning for active devices and services across subnets. It aids in inventory management, detecting rogue devices, and ensuring compliance with network policies.
Ethical hackers utilize this skill during penetration tests to map target networks, identify live hosts, and enumerate open ports for further exploitation. It supports reconnaissance phases with customizable options like aggressive scans and exclusions.
In academic settings, students and instructors use this skill in cybersecurity labs to learn about network scanning techniques. It provides hands-on experience with nmap commands and result interpretation in a controlled environment.
DevOps teams integrate this skill into CI/CD pipelines to validate network configurations in staging environments. It checks for expected open ports on servers and containers, ensuring deployments meet security standards.
Offer this skill as part of a cloud-based security platform with subscription tiers. Provide automated scanning, reporting dashboards, and compliance features to businesses, generating recurring revenue from monthly or annual fees.
Bundle this skill with professional services like security assessments and network audits. Charge clients per project or hourly for expert analysis and remediation recommendations based on scan results.
Provide a free basic version of this skill with limited scans, and monetize through premium upgrades. Offer advanced features like bulk scanning, API access, and detailed analytics to convert users to paid plans.
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