Which NMAP command combination would let a tester scan every TCP port from a class C network that is blocking ICMP with fingerprinting and service detection?

This option omits a port range argument, so NMAP defaults to scanning only the top 1000 ports rather than all 65535 TCP ports as required.

The -P0 flag disables ICMP-based host discovery, which is required when the target network blocks ICMP echo requests. The -A flag enables aggressive mode, combining service version detection, OS fingerprinting, script scanning, and traceroute. The -p1-65535 argument explicitly targets all TCP ports, and the /24 CIDR notation correctly designates a class C network scope.

The /16 CIDR notation targets a class B network spanning 65536 hosts rather than a single class C /24 subnet, making the scope incorrect.

The -p 1-1024 argument restricts scanning to only privileged ports, not all 65535 TCP ports, and /8 targets an entire class A address space.