IPv6 addresses
Oliver Gorwits
oliver at cpan.org
Tue Mar 13 08:01:21 GMT 2012
>> On Sun, Mar 11, 2012 at 15:43, Chris Dennis<cgdennis at btinternet.com>
> I obviously worded my question very badly. By 'process the IPv6
> addresses' I meant 'convert e.g. 2001:dead:beef:cafe::1 into some sort
> of bit string and then apply a 64-bit mask to give
> 2001:dead:beef:cafe::'. That isn't always as trivial as it seems in
> that example.
>
> Modules such as NetAddr::IP::Util provide functions for that sort of
> thing.
I've been using NetAddr::IP (and ::Lite) as my go-to module for v4 and v6
for years. It seems to be well maintained with attention to the newer RFCs
which occasionally appear.
regards,
oliver.
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