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This script works well with vCenter 6.5 and NetBox 2.4.4. The IP addresses are currently being created as either /32 or /128, but the mask should be matching the mask of the prefix. Is there a way to check if the IP falls into an existing prefix and then use the mask for that subnet, falling back to the /32 or /128 if no prefix is found?
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Hi @mmahacek, just wanted to acknowledge that I'm working on this. Not sure on an ETA, but hopefully I'll have this in soon. I'll also put in a script to update all IPs to match their parent prefixes.
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This script works well with vCenter 6.5 and NetBox 2.4.4. The IP addresses are currently being created as either /32 or /128, but the mask should be matching the mask of the prefix. Is there a way to check if the IP falls into an existing prefix and then use the mask for that subnet, falling back to the /32 or /128 if no prefix is found?
The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: