The
/scannet command activates network scanning following the mapping process and can take two forms:
- /scannet without an IP range will scan the current subnet for resolving MAC addresses to IP addresses of connected devices;
- /scannet with an IP address range, e.g. /scannet 192.168.0.1-192.168.0.100, will scan the specified range for resolving MAC addresses to IP addresses of connected devices.
The error message that you are getting when trying to output into a file suggests the file location is not writable for the current user. Typically that would happen if you specify it at the C:\ drive. For example, creating C:\1.txt would end up with such access error because a regular user is not allowed to create files in the system drive root.