Home Subnet calculator
Subnet calculator
Network, broadcast, and the usable host span appear at once. The math stays on this screen.
- Network
- Broadcast
- Mask
- Wildcard
- First host
- Last host
- Usable hosts
- Class
- Scope
Why this exists
Works out a range from CIDR or an IP and a mask.
Calculates an IPv4 CIDR or subnet mask. The address is not uploaded.
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01How to use it
Network, broadcast, and the usable host span appear at once. The math stays on this screen.
Works out a range from CIDR or an IP and a mask.
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02What you get
192.168.1.0/24
Network, broadcast, and the usable host span appear at once. The math stays on this screen.
Entered192.168.1.0/24
Network 192.168.1.0 Hosts 254 -
03Worth knowing
Calculates an IPv4 CIDR or subnet mask. The address is not uploaded.
Questions
- Q/31?
- AWorks out a range from CIDR or an IP and a mask.
- QIPv6?
- ANetwork, broadcast, and the usable host span appear at once. The math stays on this screen.
- Qmask only?
- ACalculates an IPv4 CIDR or subnet mask. The address is not uploaded.
How this page works it out
Enter an IPv4 address and a prefix after the slash, or an address and a mask. An address alone is treated as /24.
You get the network, the broadcast, the first host, the last host, and the usable count. The prefix runs from 0 to 32. IPv6 is not calculated. The 1-bits of a mask must run together from the left.
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