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Hi All, I have a list of network in following format 10.150.24.0/23 10.156.54.0/25 10.151.106.0/23 10.151.254.0/24 10.151.0.0/16 and I have list of IP addresses belong to these networks, but now I ...
  1. 05-23-2008 #1
    shorye
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    How to Identify IP belongs to which network?

    Hi All,

    I have a list of network in following format

    10.150.24.0/23
    10.156.54.0/25
    10.151.106.0/23
    10.151.254.0/24
    10.151.0.0/16

    and I have list of IP addresses belong to these networks, but now I want to know which IP belongs to which network ?

    Is there any way so that I can identify that ?

    Please help, thanks in advance
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    If you have mastered TCP/IP v4 then you could calculate the address range yourself ... but since you are asking I am assuming not.

    There is a Linux utility called ipcalc that can you that for you ... or there are online IP Calculators ... example -> Online IP Subnet Calculator



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