TMTOWTDI, and I normally do this sort of thing: 

use strict; use warnings;

use Socket qw{ inet_aton inet_ntoa };

sub ip_to_num { unpack( 'N', inet_aton( shift )); }
sub ip_to_str { inet_ntoa( pack( 'N', shift )); }
sub ip_plus   { ip_to_str( ip_to_num( $_[0] ) + $_[1] ); }
sub ip_minus  { ip_plus( $_[0], -$_[1] ); }

my $dotted_quad = '10.198.9.2';
print ip_plus( $dotted_quad, 290 ), "\n";
print ip_minus( $dotted_quad, 3 ), "\n";

__END__

10.198.10.36
10.198.8.255

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In the OPs case, he only needs to add 1 and subtract 1. Again, all of this craps out on IPv6. I suspect that isn't a concern yet.

In reply to Re^2: Splitting IP ranges depending on overlap conditions by fishbot_v2
in thread Splitting IP ranges depending on overlap conditions by kamesh3183

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