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IP address subnet mask calculation

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IP address subnet mask calculation, returns IP segment starting and ending range, length, mask and other information.
  1. /**
  2. * Mask calculator
  3. * @author WeakSun <52132522@qq.com>
  4. * @param string $ip IP
  5. * @param numeric $bits mask
  6. * @return array Return the result set
  7. */
  8. function netmask($ip, $bits = 24) {
  9. $result = [
  10. 'start' => 0, //First IP
  11. 'end' = > 0, //The last IP
  12. 'length' => 0, //The number of IPs included
  13. 'netmask' => (~pow(2, 32 - $bits)) + 1, //Sub Netmask
  14. 'networkSegment' => 0, //IP segment
  15. 'bcast' => 0//Broadcast address
  16. ];
  17. $result['length'] = abs($result['netmask']) - 2;
  18. $result['networkSegment'] = ip2long($ip) & $result['netmask'];
  19. $result['start'] = $result['networkSegment'] + 1;
  20. $result[' end'] = $result['networkSegment'] + $result['length'];
  21. $result['bcast'] = $result['end'] + 1;
  22. return $result;
  23. }
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  1. list($ip, $bits) = explode('/', '192.168.1.5/25');
  2. $tmpArr = netmask($ip, $bits);
  3. foreach ($tmpArr as $k = > &$v) {
  4. $k != 'length' && $v = long2ip($v);
  5. }
  6. echo '
    ' . var_export($tmpArr, true).'
    ';
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  1. array (</li>
    <li> 'start' => '192.168.1.1',</li>
    <li> 'end' => '192.168.1.126',</li>
    <li> 'length' => 126,</li>
    <li> 'netmask' = > '255.255.255.128',</li>
    <li> 'networkSegment' => '192.168.1.0',</li>
    <li> 'bcast' => '192.168.1.127',</li>
    <li>)
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