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Given a start and end address, list the CIDR blocks that cover the range exactly, so you can turn an arbitrary range into something a firewall or a route table will accept.Questions
- Why does it return several blocks instead of one?
- CIDR blocks are always powers of two, so an arbitrary range almost never lands on one. The tool finds the smallest set of blocks that covers it without going over.