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By the way, you might find the hostenum method useful.
my $net = NetAddr::IP->new('10.2.9.0/29'); my $seen_gateway; for my $ip ($net->hostenum) { next if !$gateway++; print $ip->addr, "\n"; }
Update: Oops, you wanted to skip the first address.
my $net = NetAddr::IP->new('10.2.9.0/29'); my @hosts = $net->hostenum; for my $ip (@hosts[1..$#hosts]) { print $ip->addr, "\n"; }
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