As you declared ip attribute as 'NetAddrIP' Moose want it to be reference to NetAddrIP, you're passing the string. The points you're missing is that NetAddrIP should be without quotes (look into MooseX::Types documentation for the explanation, shortly -- NetAddrIP is a function call), and also you should allow coercion of attribute: 

has ip  => (
    is  => 'rw',
    isa => NetAddrIP,
    coerce => 1,
);

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In reply to Re: problem with using subtype from MooseX::Types::NetAddr::IP by zwon
in thread problem with using subtype from MooseX::Types::NetAddr::IP by lune

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