Here is my own code (derived from Re: Checking IP's with an IP/mask) to generate the list, without using Net::Netmask. It also seems to work for supernetted blocks through at least a /8 (just finished that test-16,777,216 addresses and code feels fine). Included is my test code for a block (in this case, 192.168.1.32/28). The code also makes allowances for if you want to generate the list with/without the network, gateway, and/or broadcast addresses included.

(Might could use some clean-up by way of making sure that $nonetwork, $nogateway, and $nobroadcast are only set either 0 or 1.) 

#!/usr/bin/perl -w --

use strict;

#
# Set to 1 to remove from generated list, 0 to leave in
#
my $nonetwork = 1;
my $nogateway = 1;
my $nobroadcast = 1;

my $block = '192.168.1.32';
my $cidr = 28;

my $machines = 2**(32 - $cidr);
my $lip = unpack("N", pack("C4", split(/\D/, $block, 4)));

#
# Assumes gateway is at beginning, not end, of block
#
for (my $i = ($nonetwork + $nogateway); 
        $i < ($machines - $nobroadcast); 
        $i++)
    my $res = $lip + $i;
    print(join('.', unpack("C4", pack("N", $res))), "\n");
}

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Comments? Questions? Hope this helps.

Update: Noted in several of the posts afterwards that the input format was discussed. In my code above, I believe significate modification would likely be required to use netmask rather than CIDR notation.

In reply to Re: IP troubles by atcroft
in thread IP troubles by toadi

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