Let me be more specific. I need to write a Script that takes input from users for NIC bonds 2 to 8 (we do not have bond5), Netmask, gateway and DNS. Then it has to check all the IP's enetred for these entities and ask for a particular entity if IP is enetered wrong. After this it has to create specific bond files with respective entries of IP addresses taken from user. I am able to create if I ask from user and they enter wrong IP but repetatively asking a question for one entitiy and matching the IP address to be entered in file is the problem I am facing

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