If a CIDR block translates into a single IP, move it into its respective IP list. This would include any CIDR block ending in /32.
For IPv6, this would look like ffff:ffff::/32, and translate to the format ffff:ffff:0:0:0:0:0:0, though ffff:ffff:: need be all that's recorded.
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If a CIDR block translates into a single IP, move it into its respective IP list. This would include any CIDR block ending in
/32
. For IPv6, this would look likeffff:ffff::/32
, and translate to the formatffff:ffff:0:0:0:0:0:0
, thoughffff:ffff::
need be all that's recorded.Code of Conduct