On 15/02/2012 17:23, Nick Anderson wrote:
> On 02/15/2012 10:16 AM, Nicolas Charles wrote:
>> Hello Thibault,
>>
>> Your problem is that the following notation is not doing what you would
>> expect :
>>
>> "zone1" or => { "172.30.64.171" };
>> "zone2" or => { "192.168.55.4" };
>>
>> The ip adress, written like this, is not a valid class expression.
>> You can use the ipv4 hard classes
>>
>> "zone1" or => {"ipv4_172_30_64_171"};
>> "zone2" or => {"ipv4_192_168_55_4");
> 172_30_64_171 and 192_168_55_4 are also valid class names.
>
> You could do an slist with your ips and then create a canonified list to
> use in your class match.
>
>
Oh yes, I've been overcomplexifying with the ipv4 prefix, thank you Nick
But I feel the iprange function more usable in case of complex architecture
Nicolas
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