Class A subnet defines the initial eight bits for the network part and the rest of the 24 bits represent the IP address’s host part. Consider an example IP address:10.26.82.43 As per the default mask range of Class A, the given IP address can be divided into network and host portions....
The IP calculator will give output for the value of broadcast IP address, usable IP range of the host devices, subnet mask, IP class and the total number of hosts by entering the subnet mask and the IP address of the particular network as the input value. The IP calculator gives the res...
Subnet calculators simplify the task of subnetting by automating the math. Simply input your IP address and subnet mask, and these tools will output the network address, broadcast address, and range of hosts. They are invaluable for quickly validating configurations. Command-Line Tools Command-line ...
From those, some calculators have a better scope and wide range of functions; on the other hand, some have specific utilities.Information like IP address, IP range, subnet mask, and network address are provided by these tools.Some common varieties of IP subnet mask calculators are as follows:...
IP class vs. subnet mask Network IP addressing is broken down into a series of broad-size ranges calledclasses. Each class uses a distinct range of IP addresses, along with a distinctive subnet mask. There are five standard IP address classes labeled A through E: ...
For example, the class B network ID 138.96.0.0 with the subnet mask of 255.255.0.0 would be expressed in network prefix notation as 138.96.0.0/16. As an example of a custom subnet mask, 138.96.58.0 is an 8-bit subnetted class B network ID. The subnet mask uses a total of 24 bits ...
Class A255.0.0.0Over 16 million Class B255.255.0.0Over 16 thousand Class C255.255.255.0254 The default subnet mask is not practical in mostnetwork configurations. For example, let us say that you owned a Class B network of 159.247.0.0. Using the default mask, you could have over 16,000 co...
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IPv4: 192.168.0.1/24IPv6: 2002:0BD8::/32 Subnet mask: 192.0.2.0/255.255.255.0 Wildcard subnet mask: 192.0.2.0/0.0.0.255 IPv4 Range: 192.0.2.0-192.0.2.254 IPv6 Range: Currently our calculator doesn’t support IPv6 ranges, but it will soon!
Gets or sets subnet mask for the range of IP addresses the restriction is valid for. C# [Newtonsoft.Json.JsonProperty(PropertyName="subnetMask")]publicstringSubnetMask {get;set; } Property Value String Attributes Newtonsoft.Json.JsonPropertyAttribute ...