update ip range to include lowest and highest ip ranges #7
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The highest and lowest value in an IP range are reserved for things like broadcasts. They are not considered valid and that is why I didn't include them |
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Love that the function
Get-IpRangereturns all the IPs in the range, as so many tools online return the lowest and the highest. However I have noticed that the lowest and highest IPs are not returned by the function. As they are allocated by the CIDR they can be included in what is returned. I have updated theGet-IpRangefunction to return these IPs.