IP address filters

You can use IP address filters throughout AKIPS. Use the following syntax:

{address}/{mask}
{address}.*
{address}[{range}]
{address}[{range}]/{mask}
{address}[{range}].*

Examples

A single IPv4 address:

10.1.1.50

10.1.1.50

All addresses in a single logical network (i.e. with a specified 24-bit prefix):

10.0.0.0/24
10.0.0.*

10.0.0.0
10.0.0.1
...
10.0.0.254
10.0.0.255

A host ID in a range of 256 logical networks (within a specified range of 256 concurrent 24-bit blocks):

10.0.0-255.1
10.0.*.1

10.0.0.1
10.0.1.1
10.0.2.1
...
10.0.255.1

A single IPv6 address:

fd00:10:1:1::1

fd00:10:1:1::1

Two hundred and fifty-six IPv6 addresses in a single logical network:

fd00:10:1:1::0-ff

fd00:10:1:1::0
fd00:10:1:1::1
...
fd00:10:1:1::fe
fd00:10:1:1::ff

A host ID in a range of 50 logical networks:

fd00:10:1:1-50:1

fd00:10:1:1::1
fd00:10:1:2::1
...
fd00:10:1:50::1

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