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| Posted by relichost, 08-20-2011, 11:41 AM |
| Hi
Does anyone have a PHP or Perl script to generate Ipv6 addresses ?
I could write one but just wondered if anyone had one.
Thanks
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| Posted by iTom, 08-20-2011, 05:03 PM |
| What do you mean by generate them?
If your talking about public IP's you need to be allocated them...
Private ones you just need to use a DHCP server etc...
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| Posted by lynxus, 08-20-2011, 05:11 PM |
| NO SUCH THING AS PRIVATE! ipv6 addresses
The "documentation" block is the closest thing.
"private" blocks were deprecated.
FEC0::/10 is the "site local" range however as i mentioned its been deprecated so i wouldnt use it.
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| Posted by relichost, 08-20-2011, 05:40 PM |
| Hi
I have a block assigned. I want a script to iterate through the range and display them so i can easily add (say 100 ipv6 ip's) to a server.
ipv6gen 2000:4:56:1::/64
then it will display
2000:4:56:1::1
2000:4:56:1::2
....
etc
Thanks
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| Posted by lynxus, 08-21-2011, 05:30 AM |
| You can always try sipcalc for linux..
simply type
sipcalc 2000:4:56:1::/64
and it will show your network and broadcast addresses, So you can simply figure out what addresses you have..
2000:4:56:1::1
2000:4:56:1::2
2000:4:56:1::3
2000:4:56:1::4
2000:4:56:1::5
2000:4:56:1::6
2000:4:56:1::7
2000:4:56:1::8
2000:4:56:1::9
2000:4:56:1::a
2000:4:56:1::b
2000:4:56:1::c
2000:4:56:1::d
2000:4:56:1::e
2000:4:56:1::f
2000:4:56:1::10
2000:4:56:1::11
2000:4:56:1::12
2000:4:56:1::13
2000:4:56:1::14
etc.
Simple counting...
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| Posted by relichost, 08-21-2011, 04:13 PM |
| Hi
I know the addresses that are available, but what i lack is something to list them all.I want to automate so the few hundred servers can then be allocated them
didnt know about sipcalc, but it doesnt help with what i wanted.
Thanks
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| Posted by lynxus, 08-21-2011, 06:01 PM |
| LISTING every IP wont help you in any way ( unless you fancy a few billion rows? )
Anyway, Quick two minute script to output a count for ya..
2000:4:56:1::0
2000:4:56:1::1
2000:4:56:1::2
2000:4:56:1::3
2000:4:56:1::4
2000:4:56:1::5
2000:4:56:1::6
2000:4:56:1::7
2000:4:56:1::8
2000:4:56:1::9
2000:4:56:1::a
2000:4:56:1::b
2000:4:56:1::c
2000:4:56:1::d
2000:4:56:1::e
2000:4:56:1::f
2000:4:56:1::10
2000:4:56:1::11
2000:4:56:1::12
2000:4:56:1::13
2000:4:56:1::14
2000:4:56:1::15
2000:4:56:1::16
2000:4:56:1::17
2000:4:56:1::18
2000:4:56:1::19
2000:4:56:1::1a
2000:4:56:1::1b
2000:4:56:1::1c
2000:4:56:1::1d
2000:4:56:1::1e
2000:4:56:1::1f
2000:4:56:1::20
2000:4:56:1::21
2000:4:56:1::22
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| Posted by relichost, 08-22-2011, 03:54 AM |
| Thanks. for the script.
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