Tool to provide full list of IPv6 addresses in subnet

[FN-GM]

Hello,

 

Not sure where to put this. But I am looking for a website or tool that will provide a full list of IPv6 addresses in a IPv6 subnet. I use one that shows the range but for a beginner I am looking for something that will spit out every single address.

 

Does anyone have any suggestions please?

 

Thanks

[bossman]

@FN-GM

 

Would this be of any use: Angry IP Scanner - Documentation

[Steve21]

Generally that's gonna be impossible (or well not done more than impossible) due to the hugggggggge output you're gonna get

 

I mean just for an example like fd00::/8 you're gonna get every single output from fd00:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000:0000 - fdff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff:ffff etc etc or is it a verrrrry small range you're looking at?

 

Steve

[FN-GM]

Its a /64. It is just to prove to someone who is struggling to understand hex

 

Or maybe we could use something to compare 2 ip and a subnet and the software will confirm or deny if they are in the same range?

 

 

@bossman its not on a real network so that won't work im afraid.

Edited September 25, 2017 by FN-GM

[Steve21]

Aye but remember even a single /64 is 18,446,744,073,709 addresses You're gonna break most tools by trying that or waiting a few days for one that works haha

 

There are a few sites that allow you to stick in an ip and range and it'll check them, lemme see if I got the link still from when I was testing it

 

Steve

[FN-GM]

Aye but remember even a single /64 is 18,446,744,073,709 addresses You're gonna break most tools by trying that or waiting a few days for one that works haha

 

There are a few sites that allow you to stick in an ip and range and it'll check them, lemme see if I got the link still from when I was testing it

 

Steve

 

That link would be good thanks :-)

 

To be honest I didn't really think too much about the length of addresses. Its hard to break the IPv4 habbits.

[Steve21]

Ah forgot I changed in the end, was using the python output one:

 

import ipaddress
MyTestIp = "FE80:0000:0000:0000:0202:B3FF:FE1E:8329"
MySubnet = "FE80::/64"
Outcome = ipaddress.ip_address(MyTestIp) in ipaddress.IPv6Network(MySubnet)
print(Outcome) 

 

And unless you have it installed locally as we did at work just throw it into https://repl.it/languages/python3 or something

 

Just checks the address and throws out true if in it or false if not

 

Steve