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

• A. Windows Domains
• B. IP Address Range
• C. Network Mask
• D. UUID

Answer: (B)

Specifying private IPs for targeted searches means choosing exactly which addresses to include in the scan or query. An IP Address Range does that by defining a start and end address (or using CIDR notation) to cover all the private addresses you want to inspect, for example ranges within 10.0.0.0–10.255.255.255 or 192.168.0.0–192.168.255.255. This keeps the scope inside your internal network and avoids external addresses. Other terms don't fit as directly: Windows Domains describe machines grouped under a domain in Active Directory, not the search scope; a Network Mask defines the boundary of a subnet for routing and addressing, not a targeted search set; UUID is just a unique identifier for objects.