You can specify individual IP addresses or IP address groups when setting the search range. There are 5 ways to set the range.

1. Specifying a single IP address.
   

   Example

   172.17.11.10

2. Describe the IP address to the 3rd byte. For the last byte, specify 2 figures joined by a hyphen (-).
   

   Example

   172.17.11.10-20

   Use this format when you want to perform a search within a group of consecutive IP addresses.

3. Describe the IP address to the 3rd byte. For the last byte, specify multiple figures separated by comma (,).
   

   Example

   172.17.11.10,11,100,200

   Use this format when you want to search within a group of non-consecutive IP addresses.

4. Combination of the options (2) and (3).
   

   Example

   172.17.11.10,50-100,200

5. Describe the IP address to the 3rd byte.
   

   Example

   172.17.11

   Use this format when you want to conduct a search among all the IP addresses within the same subnet.

The table below shows the actual search range of each of the above specifications. The item numbers, shown in the table, correspond to the numbers of the search methods used above.

Table C-1 Examples of agent search ranges

Item number	Example	Actual search range	No. of addresses subject to the search
(1)	172.17.11.10	172.17.11.10	1
(2)	172.17.11.10-20	172.17.11.10 to 172.17.11.20	11
(3)	172.17.11.10,11,100,200	172.17.11.10, 172.17.11,11 172.17.11.100, 172.17.11.200	4
(4)	172.17.11.10,50-100, 200	172.17.11.10, 172.17.11.50 to 172.17.11.100, 172.17.11.200	53
(5)	172.17.11	172.17.11.0 to 172.17.11.255	256