about iprange

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Using network addresses like 192.168.0/8 is well, but it's not granular
enough: just because we cannot provide all the addresses if they don't
follow this contiguous rule.

So I'm finally wondering about iprange. Most of linux distributions, with
the ones I know, don't provide iprange for the kernel. Are there any
performance or security issue behind this behavior ? Or is it simply a
'bad' choice of those distributors ? But maybe it's simply due to the
kernel version. It appears 2.6.x provide this option at default; but if
I remember well 2.4.x didn't.



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