This program generates fake IP adresses, that can be stored in a file, or just be printed in the command line. Use the best option for your terminal, PowerShell or Unix Based.

Note: Folder structure: (windows -> PowerShell) (unix -> Unix)

Firstable, navigate to the IPGEN directory with your terminal. If you're on Unix, run:

source ./ipgen.sh

This just allows the command to be run and it's not necessary in PowerShell. Then, just use the command.

ipgen [num] [-s]

[num]: number of IPs that you want to generate.

[-s]: Use this flag only if you want to store the generated IP addresses in a file. The resulting adresses are stored inside 'logs/ip.log'.

Note: In PowerShell you'll need to add .\ before the command, so run it like this:

.\ipgen [num] [-s]

After using the command with the -s flag, it will return you a log like this with the number of IPs specified in the other parameter (10 in this case):

If you want to clear the IP log, you can run the following command:

ipgen clear