Are you having trouble with the loop construct?

Perhaps something like this? (Completely untested)

my @bonds = qw(bond2 bond3 bond4 bond6 bond7 bond8);
my %ipaddress_namei;

while (my @bonds_with_invalid_ip = grep { not exists $ipaddress_namei{
+$_}, $_ }, @bonds) {
    for my $bond (@bonds_with_invalid_ip) {
        printf "Enter IP address of %s\n", ucfirst($bond);
        my $bond_in = <STDIN>; 
        chomp($bond_in);
        if (is_ipv4($bond_in)) {
            $ipaddress_namei{$bond} = {$bond_in};
        }
    }
}
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Update, a little simpler, using a FIFO:

my @bonds = qw(bond2 bond3 bond4 bond6 bond7 bond8);
my %ipaddress_namei;

# Use @bonds as a FIFO
while (my $bond = shift @bonds) {
    printf "Enter IP address of %s\n", ucfirst($bond);
    my $bond_in = <STDIN>; 
    chomp($bond_in);
    if (is_ipv4($bond_in)) {
        $ipaddress_namei{$bond} = {$bond_in};
    } else { # try again next time around
        push @bonds, $bond;
    }
}
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