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I am not much of a network person, but I understand that (IPv4) addresses can be written in a format like 127.0.0.1/16
. I tried reading through Wikipedia's IPv4 subnetting reference, Subnetwork and CIDR_notation - but it's way too much detail than I need.
I, essentially, don't need to understand CIDR notation for now - all I want is a command line tool, where I can type something like 127.0.0.1/16
, and see what addresses it matches.
Is there a command line tool I can use for the purpose?
Many thanks for that, @Squeezy -
– sdaau – 2014-01-30T10:07:59.417ipcalc
looks like a fine Perl script, latest version currently seems to be ipcalc-0.41; cheers!1Mate, where have you been the last 10 months? :D – Squeezy – 2014-02-03T20:13:26.270