在几个地方可以找到findstr表达式,以识别匹配四个数字序列的数字字符串.
findstr /r "[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*"
虽然似乎没有更好的方法来识别字符串本身(因为对于findstr的正则表达式支持有限),但它会捕获过于误报,如1234.2.3.4或999.999.999.999,当然还有0.0.0.0.
它“仅”需要进一步验证找到的字符串,例如使用for循环序列,并且`make shure每个找到的字符串八位字节对IP规则有效.
> 1到254之间的第一个八位字节
>第二和
>介于0和255之间的第三个
>介于1和254之间
如果有人将第二部分验证集成到此代码中以进一步确定是否发现IP是3个私有类之一(10.0.0.0/8,172.16.0.0/12和192.168.0.0/16或者是其中之一) :10.0.0.0到10.255.255.255,172.16.0.0到172.31.255.255和192.168.0.0到192.168.255.255)这将成为一个圆函数.并且不要忘记特殊的127.x.x.x必须得到警告D).
要使IP4完成一个交换机,以选择是否应验证私有IP或公共IP,并且返回值可以告知更接近哪种类型甚至子网掩码已被识别:
>第一个八位字节必须是255
>第二和
>第三和
> 0,128,192,224,240,248,252,254,255中的第四个
总的来说这将是伪例程:
一个函数接受输入,无论来自哪里,只是被调用,接受使用和返回结果的开关
> take用于私有或公共IP范围的交换机
>验证IP语法
> IP验证 – 识别范围和设置返回值
>私人或
> pulic类
>子网
> ……
>设置returnvalue,根据开关设置errorlevel
如果代码确实设置了很好的可用返回代码(例如,返回识别的ip范围),那么对于每个处理IP4的人来说,这将是一个alltime函数.虽然我将自己扩展这些ip范围,但如果只是函数将可靠地返回那些“_return”值,例如示例代码.
我忘了什么吗?
还没有人编码吗?
解:
根据MC ND的示例和Aacini的交换机处理和子网掩码代码,我搞砸了代码,添加了错误处理使用回声和其他情况 – 这里包含一些测试示例代码:
@echo off setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion rem try some ip addresses for %%i in ("1.2.3.4" "0.1.2.3" "250.1024.1.2" "10.0.2.1" "127.0.0.1" "1.2.3.255" "172.16.17.18" "192.168.1.1" "255.128.240.0" "0.0.0.0" "something" "" ) do ( REM 1.2.3.4 is public / 0.1.2.3 is false all / 10.0.2.1 is private / 127.0.0.1 is local / 172.16.17.18 is private / 192.168.1.1 is private / 255.128.240.0 is subnet / 0.0.0.0 is false all (source net) echo --------------- run one as default case assuming pulic with ret var ------------------- rem call default with a return variable call :validateIP %%~i ret && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo --------------- run two with switch public ------------------- rem call with switch public call :validateIP %%~i /public && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run three with switch private --------------------- rem call with switch private call :validateIP %%~i /private && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run four with switch private and ret variable --------------------- rem call with switch private and return variable call :validateIP %%~i /private ret && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run five with switch local and ret variable --------------------- rem call with switch private and return variable call :validateIP %%~i /local ret && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run six with switch subnet and ret variable --------------------- rem call with switch private and return variable call :validateIP %%~i /subnet ret && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run seven with switch source and ret variable --------------------- rem call with switch private and return variable call :validateIP %%~i /source ret && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- echo ------------ run eight with nothing --------------------- rem call with switch private and return variable call :validateIP && echo is valid || echo is invalid echo return value: !ret! echo -------------------------------------------- ) exit /b :validateIP ipAddress [/ipRange] [returnVariable] rem prepare environment setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion if "%~1"=="" goto USAGE echo %~1| findstr /b /e /r "[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*" >nul if errorlevel 1 goto USAGE :afterusage rem Initialize ip range as public set "ipCASE=public" rem Process switches set "returnVar=%~2" rem If second parameter start with slash... if "%returnVar:~0,1%" equ "/" ( rem It is the /ipRange set "ipCASE=%returnVar:~1%" set "returnVar=%~3" ) rem asume failure in tests : 0=pass 1=fail : same for return/errorlevel set "_return=1" set "_returnlevel=1" set "subNETNumbers=0,255" rem test if address conforms to ip address structure echo %~1| findstr /b /e /r "[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*" >nul rem if it conforms to structure,test each octet for range values if not errorlevel 1 for /f "tokens=1-4 delims=." %%a in ("%~1") do ( if %%a gtr 0 if %%a lss 255 if %%b leq 255 if %%c leq 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=public" if %%a equ 10 if %%b geq 0 if %%b lss 255 if %%c geq 0 if %%c lss 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=private" if %%a equ 172 if %%b geq 16 if %%b lss 31 if %%c geq 0 if %%c lss 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=private" if %%a equ 192 if %%b equ 168 if %%c geq 0 if %%c lss 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=private" if %%a equ 127 if %%b geq 0 if %%b lss 255 if %%c geq 0 if %%c lss 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=local" if %%a equ 255 if not "!subNETNumbers:%%b=!" equ "%subNETNumbers%" if not "!subNETNumbers:%%c=!" equ "%subNETNumbers%" if not "!subNETNumbers:%%d=!" equ "%subNETNumbers%" set "_return=subnetmask" if %%a equ 0 set "_return=sourcenetwork" ) rem set returnlevels depending on given switch if "%ipCASE%"=="public" if "%_return%"=="public" (set "_returnlevel=0") else (set "_returnlevel=1") if "%ipCASE%"=="private" if "%_return%"=="private" (set "_returnlevel=0") else (set "_returnlevel=1") if "%ipCASE%"=="local" if "%_return%"=="local" (set "_returnlevel=0") else (set "_returnlevel=1") if "%ipCASE%"=="subnet" if "%_return%"=="subnetmask" (set "_returnlevel=0") else (set "_returnlevel=1") if "%ipCASE%"=="source" if "%_return%"=="sourcenetwork" (set "_returnlevel=0") else (set "_returnlevel=1") REM OPTION1 set errorlevel REM another correct way to set errorlevel would be to REM this line beneath and instead use _returnlevel with exit /b like in line REM OPTION2 - while this is interesting way to set it indirectly if "%_returnlevel%"=="0" (ver > nul) else (set dummy 2> nul) :endValidateIP rem clean and return data/errorlevel to caller endlocal & ( if not "%returnVar%"=="" set "%returnVar%=%_return%" ) & exit /b REM OPTION2 endlocal & ( if not "%returnVar%"=="" set "%returnVar%=%_return%" ) & exit /b %_returnlevel% :usage echo. echo Usage: call :validateIP [/ipRange] [returnVariable] echo. echo for example: call :validateIP 127.0.0.2 /local ret echo. echo if NO switch is given function assumes public,echo switch and return var are optional echo errorlevel depends and corresponds on given switch echo known switches: /public,/private,/local,/subnet,/source echo return var reflects Syntax check,if return var is "1" the input was malformed anyhow echo. goto :afterusage
@echo off setlocal enableextensions enabledelayedexpansion rem try some ip addresses for %%i in ("1.1.1.1" "0.1.1.1" "250.1024.1.1" "10.0.2.1" "something" "" ) do ( echo -------------------------------------------- rem call with a variable to get return value call :validateIP %%~i ret echo %%~i : return value : !ret! rem call with or without variable to get errorlevel call :validateIP %%~i && echo %%i is valid || echo %%i is invalid ) exit /b :validateIP ipAddress [returnVariable] rem prepare environment setlocal rem asume failure in tests : 0=pass 1=fail : same for errorlevel set "_return=1" rem test if address conforms to ip address structure echo %~1^| findstr /b /e /r "[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*\.[0-9][0-9]*" >nul rem if it conforms to structure,test each octet for rage values if not errorlevel 1 for /f "tokens=1-4 delims=." %%a in ("%~1") do ( if %%a gtr 0 if %%a lss 255 if %%b leq 255 if %%c leq 255 if %%d gtr 0 if %%d leq 254 set "_return=0" ) :endValidateIP rem clean and return data/errorlevel to caller endlocal & ( if not "%~2"=="" set "%~2=%_return%" ) & exit /b %_return%