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May be you have some filters set. Is the network displayed by this link (please change the URL to you servers' location): https://racktables.somehost.net/index.php?page=ipv4space&tab=default&clear-cf=&cfe={%24ip4netid_43790}&eid=43790 |
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Nice tip but no filters are set. |
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The IP address of the /22 network is not aligned on the mask boundary. Here is the example code: <?php $script_mode = TRUE; require 'inc/init.php'; $range22 = constructIPRange (ip4_int2bin(168183296),22); $range24 = constructIPRange (ip4_int2bin(168182784),24); echo $range22['ip'] . '/' . $range22['mask'] . "\n"; echo $range24['ip'] . '/' . $range24['mask'] . "\n"; Here is its output: 10.6.68.0/22 10.6.68.0/24 |
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That is it! Thanks! Why would racktables not complain when you try to insert such a mis-aligned network, even though it is not entirely wrong to write it like that? |
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> Why would racktables not complain when you try to insert such a mis-aligned network, even though it is not entirely wrong to write it like that? Because RT automatically aligns IPs in such networks. You have probably created this network by direct SQL INSERT. RT does not expect somebody is corrupting its DB and thus does not check IP alignment. |
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