Prips-print IP addresses in the specified range

Prips-print IP addresses in the specified range

Prips is a tool that can print all IP addresses in a specified range. It enhances the availability of tools that can only work on one host at a time.

Install prips on Ubuntu

Open the terminal and enter the following command

1. sudo apt-get install prips

Use prips

Prips syntax

1. prips [-c][-d delim][-e exclude][-f format][-i incr] start end
2. prips [-c][-d delim][-e exclude][-f format][-i incr] CIDR-block

Available options

Prips accepts the following command line options:

• -C -- print the range in the form of CIDR.
• -D Separator -- use ASCII code as the separator, 0 <= separator <= 255.
• -E -- exclude the output range.
• -F format -- set the address format (hex: hexadecimal, dec: 10hexadecimal, or dot: separated by dots ).
• -I growth-set the upper limit of growth

Prips example

Show all addresses in the reserved subnet:

1. prips 192.168.32.0192.168.32.255

The same as above, marked with CIDR:

1. prips 192.168.32/24

Only show all available addresses in the subnet reserved by Class A, and use spaces instead of line breaks as the separator:

1. prips -d 3210.0.0.110.255.255.255

Four IP addresses are displayed for each instance:

1. prips -i 4192.168.32.7192.168.33.5

Print the minimum CIDR block containing two addresses.

1. prips -c 192.168.32.5192.168.32.11

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