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some devices do not insert a 0x infront of hex ip The result is that the ip could not be translated. Maybe this could solve the problem?!
################################################## sub Convert_IP { my($ip , $result , $crap); my($hex1 , $hex2 , $hex3 , $hex4); my($oct1 , $oct2 , $oct3 , $oct4); my($hex_ip) = $_[0] ; #========================================================= +================== # Manche Geräte schicken die hexadezimale IP-Adresse # ohne führendes "0X" welches eine Hexadezimale Zahl # kennzeichnet # Für den Fall das keine "0x" mitgeschickt wird unter # Umständen die $hex_ip als ASCII Zeichen intepretiert. # Diese Schleife wandelt das ASCII Zeichen in eine # Hexadezimale Zahl um # und setzt ein "0x" vor den String. Die so neu generierte # Hexadezimale Zahl # kann dann wiederum weiterverarbeitet werden #===================================================================== +====== if (length($hex_ip) ne '10') { my @hexadezimale_IP_Adresse_ohne_0x=unpack("H2" x length($hex_ip), pac +k("A*",$hex_ip)); unshift @hexadezimale_IP_Adresse_ohne_0x, "0x"; $hex_ip = join("", @hexadezimale_IP_Adresse_ohne_0x); $hex_ip =~ s/\s+//g; print qq~hex_ip: $hex_ip\n~; } if (substr($hex_ip,0,1) eq "") { $ip = "0.0.0.0"; print "IP: $ip\n"; } else { $hex_ip =~ s/0x//g; $hex1 = (substr $hex_ip,0,2); $hex2 = (substr $hex_ip,2,2); $hex3 = (substr $hex_ip,4,2); $hex4 = (substr $hex_ip,6,2); $oct1 = hex($hex1); $oct2 = hex($hex2); $oct3 = hex($hex3); $oct4 = hex($hex4); $ip = ("$oct1\.$oct2\.$oct3\.$oct4"); } return $ip; }

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