in reply to Net::IP Invalid Prefix?

IP addresses are composed of four decimal numbers separated by periods. If I had to guess, someone was asking you to look at either 172.24.43.226 or 172.24.43.227 .

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Re^2: Net::IP Invalid Prefix?
by ikegami (Patriarch) on Nov 01, 2007 at 06:42 UTC

    "172.24.43.226/27" means "the subnet starting at 172.24.43.226 with a mask of 27 bits (255.255.255.224)". It doesn't mean "172.24.43.226 or 172.24.43.227". There error means that given a mask of 27 bits, 172.24.43.226 is not the start of a subnet.