What is the target host IP in the following command? C:\> firewalk -F 80 10.10.150.1 172.16.28.95 -p UDP

The correct answer is D. 172.16.28.95. Firewalk is a network reconnaissance tool used to determine which ports a firewall/gateway allows through by sending crafted packets with incrementing TTL values. Its syntax is: 'firewalk [options] <gateway/hop IP> <target IP>'. The first positional IP argument (10.10.150.1) is…

Submitted by valeria.br· Apr 18, 2026Network Forensics

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What is the target host IP in the following command? C:> firewalk -F 80 10.10.150.1 172.16.28.95 -p UDP

Options

A10.10.150.1
BThis command is using FIN packets, which cannot scan target hosts
CFirewalk does not scan target hosts
D172.16.28.95

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Explanation

Firewalk is a network reconnaissance tool used to determine which ports a firewall/gateway allows through by sending crafted packets with incrementing TTL values. Its syntax is: 'firewalk [options] <gateway/hop IP> <target IP>'. The first positional IP argument (10.10.150.1) is the gateway or intermediate hop being probed, and the second positional IP argument (172.16.28.95) is the actual target host. The '-F 80' flag specifies port 80 and '-p UDP' specifies the protocol. Therefore, the target host is 172.16.28.95.

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#firewalk#Network Scanning#CLI#Firewall Evasion

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