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I am thinking of this way. when turn on netlock, all current user will became whitelist, then you can add/remove user between whitelist and jail. this can be done by enable user access , or turn off user access.
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I see, there are chance when more than one IP range been assigned within same network. in this case, netcut will try to go through each of them.
eg: one network range 10.2.0.0 — 10.2.255.255 for student.
and another 10.3.0.0 — 10.3.255.255 for library , or school management , or guest.
This is pretty common.
When netcut scan last over 30 minutes. do you see strange IP range appear than the one your own resident?
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what size of the network were you scanning? fast scan usually can show difference in size bigger.
For C class network, normal scan should finish in 10 seconds when first scan, followed scan might finish in 2 seconds as some of the results from cache.
Fast scan should finish scan C class network in 1 second.
so during small size network, you might not tell difference.
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fast scan , when you repeat scan over 12 seconds and previous scan still in progress. the scan request will be ignored. is that the your “turned off” case?
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WhiteList is good idea.
