What is the best Nmap command to use when you want to list all devices in the same network quickly after you successfully identified a server whose IP address is 10.10.0.5?

The -T4 flag sets aggressive timing for faster execution, and -F performs a fast scan by targeting only the top 100 most common ports rather than all 65535, making discovery quick. The subnet 10.10.0.0/24 is correctly derived from the identified server IP 10.10.0.5, ensuring all devices on that network segment are targeted.

The -q flag is not a valid standard Nmap option and would cause an error or be ignored, making this command unreliable for the task.

The -O flag enables OS detection, which requires additional probes and significantly slows down the scan - it does not satisfy the requirement of quickly listing devices.

This command targets subnet 10.10.1.0/24, which is a different network than the one containing the known server at 10.10.0.5, so it would not discover devices on the correct network segment.