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> ipgen test -n fc00::/7 f44a:8995:dd50:b665:7a03:7a78:3930:4535
f44a = 1111010001001010 fc00 = 1111110000000000
edit: wrong repo, should have opened in ipgen/rust
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This is odd. The upper 7 bits (1111110) should be preserved, right?
1111110
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@planetoryd I have made a PR that addresses your concern. Let me know what you think.
Your key and CIDR should generate the following IP address:
fdfb:c7cb:354d:e09d:badb:9adf:7441:561f
fdfb = 1111110111111011
And has been enshrined into the aforementioned PR as a test case.
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f44a = 1111010001001010
fc00 = 1111110000000000
edit: wrong repo, should have opened in ipgen/rust
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: