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When dealing with IPv6 interface addresses it is commonplace (at least in Linux) to specify them in the IP/prefix format to define IP and netmask in one go. I was going to simply use the Read instance of IPRange to parse these interface addresses but since IPRange masks the IP down to a netid I can't use it to store this configuration data and had to use a custom parser instead.
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When dealing with IPv6 interface addresses it is commonplace (at least in Linux) to specify them in the IP/prefix format to define IP and netmask in one go. I was going to simply use the Read instance of IPRange to parse these interface addresses but since IPRange masks the IP down to a netid I can't use it to store this configuration data and had to use a custom parser instead.
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: