IP Range Panel Scanner

A simple multi-threaded Python tool to scan IP ranges and CIDR blocks for HTTP panels running on a specified port. The scanner checks if a panel responds with HTTP 200 status and logs found IPs.

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Features

• Supports loading IP ranges in two formats:
  • CIDR notation (e.g., 2.84.0.0/14)
  • IP range with dash (e.g., 46.4.0.0 - 46.4.255.255)
• Validates IP inputs and ranges
• Multi-threaded scanning with concurrency control via Semaphore
• Thread-safe console output with color-coded messages
• Saves successful panel IPs to panels.txt
• Timeout and error handling for network requests

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Requirements

• Python 3.6+
• Modules:
  • requests
  • colorama

You can install dependencies via pip:

pip install requests colorama

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Usage

1. Prepare a text file named range.txt in the same directory, listing IP ranges or CIDRs, one per line, e.g.:

   46.4.0.0 - 46.4.255.255
   2.84.0.0/14
   

2. Run the scanner:

   python scanner.py

3. Wait for the scan to complete. Found panels will be saved in panels.txt.

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Notes

• The default port scanned is 65432. Modify DEFAULT_PORT variable in the code if needed.
• Maximum concurrent threads is limited to 10 by default; you can change max_threads in the code.
• The scanner makes HTTP requests, so ensure you have network access and proper permissions.

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License

This project is provided as-is for educational and personal use.