Matthew> I've fixed the discover script (attached) in the examples
Matthew> directory to use subnet masks. The network address now needs
Matthew> to be a four octet dotted-decimal address (ie 192.168.1.0)
Matthew> instead of the old format it wanted (192.168.1 or 192.168).
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The scotty 3.0.x snaphot already contains a script which works with
arbitrary netmasks. Scotty 3.0.x provides some new buildin commands
that do all the bit handling in C. The key is the following command:
Tnm::netdb ip range address mask
The Tnm::netdb ip range command returns the list of IP addresses
in the address range given by address and mask.
If you seriously want to update the ip_discover.tcl script, please
consider to use the 3.0.x commands. If you need things running with
2.1.X, then you can write a replacement for the Tnm::netdb ip
subcommands in pure Tcl.
Juergen
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