I guess one see's what one wants to see. I didn't see the 0x in front
of the fffffe00 in the examples. No matter how many time I looked at it
Thank You!
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Don Dukelow
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Subject: Re: [PBML] Net::netmask module
>>> "Dukelow, Don" < dukelow%40hp.com">dukelowhp.com <mailto:dukelow%40hp.com> > 9/26/2007
2:08 PM >>>
>I'm doing a test to get Net::Netmask working and all I have is.
>use Net::Netmask;
>my $block = new Net::Netmask ('172.30.254.0', 'fffffe00');
>;The error I'm getting is.
>could not parse 172.30.254.0 fffffe00 at nic_info.pl line 158
>As fare as I can figure it is just like the doc's. Does anyone have any
>ideas?
Hmm, using 255.255.254.0 as a netmask works, but your fffffe00 doesn't.
But 0xfffffe00 works for a netmask, which is exactly like the docs. 
Hope this helps,
Jeff Eggen
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