This is a helpful Bash script to parse IP addresses by the uniqueness of their subnets. This can be quite helpful in various scenarios.
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Binary, IPv4, and Subnets
The IPv4 protocol which we broadly (but not totally) use today rests on an addressing system that was designed in the 1970s and formally published in 1980.
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