Hi everyone.  SMTRPRcv requires CIDR notation to denote an entire IP 
range that you want to blacklist or whitelist.

The problem is, I am lousy at IP math.  And every online CIDR 
calculator asks for things I *do not* have, like bits and masks and 
whatnot.

I *only only only* know two things: the two IP addresses.  That's all I 
know.

So for example if I wanted to whitelist all Google mail servers, 
everything from IP a.b.c.d until IP w.x.y.z, then SMTPRcv would expect 
me to type in something like w.x.i.j / k

Perhaps I misunderstand the concept.  But isn't there an online (or 
downloadable) CIDR calculator that will take two IP addres, without 
asking for anything else, and give you the CIDR notation that describes 
that IP range?

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