Hi. An IP address is not a number - it is a composite of four octets, and the one you show is not valid. For a basic intro on IP addresses see the following
How Stuff Works: What is an IP address article.
We frequently get asked about autonumbers, and this is one of the many occasions when I'd say that autonumbers are unsuited to the task you want to perform.
Personally, if I knew the block of 1000 IP addresses concerned I'd store the IP address value in a lookup table and assign these as needed. I'm not at all convinced that you really mean IP addresses, however, as perhaps you are talking about some kind of licence number that you want to allocate?
In any event it is not a task for an autonumber.
-Stewart