Which term matches the description: Specifies private IPs for targeted searches?

• A. Windows Domains
• B. UUID
• C. IP Address Range
• D. Discovery Scope

Answer: (C)

Targeting searches to internal devices is done by defining an IP Address Range. This option lets you specify a start and end of the address space, so the scan or discovery is limited to private addresses such as 192.168.x.x, 10.x.x.x, or 172.16.x.x–172.31.x.x. By focusing on this range, you avoid external networks, reduce network traffic, and ensure you’re locating only devices inside your trusted network. The other choices don’t set a specific numeric range of addresses: Windows Domains relate to Active Directory structure, a UUID is just a unique identifier for an object, and Discovery Scope is about what areas to search but doesn’t specify the exact private IP addresses to target.