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IP Range search not working as expected #11601
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@zacho112 - do you mean "Quick search" instead of "Search"?
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Yes, my bad, quick search it is. Searching for part of ip in the range. And also the 'query' ('?q=') via API ofc |
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Labels
status: accepted
This issue has been accepted for implementation
type: bug
A confirmed report of unexpected behavior in the application
NetBox version
v3.4.3
Python version
3.11
Steps to Reproduce
192.168.1.50
, or simply192
Expected Behavior
All IP ranges with a matching substring of the search shows, kinda like
?q=
works onip_addresses
. (It's the same for the API and pynetbox)Observed Behavior
No results found.
Search in GUI and
?q=
does not show any results at all.?contains=
seems to work when searching for an IP (with /cidr), and URL encodes the/
.192.168.1.66/22
does not work, but192.168.1.66%2f22
works. But I can't get contains to work via pynetbox.The text was updated successfully, but these errors were encountered: