That's interesting. But it's under a separate subhead and takes additional config and different syntax (though the same subcommand name, which is awkward)..
I think the confusion still remains. Scanning "domain-name www.example.com" will not scan a domain. (And www.example.com is not a domain name, but maybe I'm being prescriptivist here? Have we colloquially abandoned the distinction between hosts and domains? Even if so, I'd argue that a network tool should not use the colloquial sense, but I can go check for kids on my lawn if that would be more fruitful...)
I think the confusion still remains. Scanning "domain-name www.example.com" will not scan a domain. (And www.example.com is not a domain name, but maybe I'm being prescriptivist here? Have we colloquially abandoned the distinction between hosts and domains? Even if so, I'd argue that a network tool should not use the colloquial sense, but I can go check for kids on my lawn if that would be more fruitful...)