There is an issue documented here that showcases a problem with how the netmask filters out the address range.
I think this has to do with how the network length is converted to a "character length." See here:
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let network_len = net.prefix() as usize / 4; |
In the aforementioned issue, a prefix length of 7 was given. The network_len would then be calculated as 1 "character," leaving 3 bits to be modified by the address rather than preserved by the netmask.
There is an issue documented here that showcases a problem with how the netmask filters out the address range.
I think this has to do with how the network length is converted to a "character length." See here:
rust/src/lib.rs
Line 75 in 041184c
In the aforementioned issue, a prefix length of 7 was given. The
network_lenwould then be calculated as 1 "character," leaving 3 bits to be modified by the address rather than preserved by the netmask.