Network address Recipes

Use mask expression to create inputs for network addresses such as IPv6, IPv4, and MAC.

IPv6

This example demonstrates how to create an IPv6 address input via pattern mask expression with fixed colon separators. A postprocessor converts all characters to lowercase.

Enter IPv6 address

IPv4

This example demonstrates how to create an IPv4 address input via dynamic mask expression. It creates up to 4 octets separated by dots. Each octet allows up to 3 digits. A postprocessor clamps each octet value to a maximum of 255.

Enter IPv4 address

MAC

This example demonstrates how to create a MAC address input via pattern mask expression with fixed colon separators. A postprocessor converts all characters to uppercase.

Enter MAC address