[arin-discuss] [info at arin.net: ACSP Suggestion 2007.15]

[Charles Gucker]

Joe,

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      Also, I am in full support of being able to do CIDR queries,
since the "cost" to determine start block (known) and end block (based
off the mask) isn't very costly and converting it to a range query,
which the last time I looked is currently supported.

      Keep in mind, I have not seen, nor have knowledge of the current
working code, but I have worked on other projects that did this type
of conversion as a regular routine.

charles

On 7/18/07, Joe H. Beran <jhberan at redred.com> wrote:
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>  Please remove me from this list.
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>  Robert E. Seastrom wrote:
>  David Williamson <dlw+arin at tellme.com> writes:
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>  So, how many of you would find this to be a useful feature? From the
> message, it sounds like sufficient community interest might move up the
> timetable for implementation...hence the question. :)
>
> ...
>
> CIDR queries are not accepted
>
> No match found for 10.0.0.0/8.
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> CIDR queries really should work. Thanks!
>
>  I would welcome having the ability to make a CIDR query. Inasmuch as
> ARIN hands out blocks of addresses that way, it makes perfect sense to
> accept queries the same way.
>
>  ---Rob
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