IP Subnet Calculator

This tool calculates the subnet based on the IP address and subnet mask.

IP Subnet Calculator - Efficient Subnet Calculations

"IP Subnet Calculator" is an Android app that simplifies subnet calculations by providing real-time results for IP address, subnet mask, and number of hosts. Users can view network address, broadcast address, and available host ranges in decimal, binary, or hexadecimal notations. The app automatically updates related properties when one is changed, offering an intuitive interface for networking professionals and students alike.

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By: Tom Hogenkamp

Users: 12,962

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Version: 1.0 (Last updated: 2023-05-04)

Creation date: 2021-04-10

Email: ho*****@gmail.com

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Other:

view network connections
full network access
prevent device from sleeping

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This calculator performs subnet calculations based on the provided IP address, netmask, mask bits and/or number of hosts. The calculator calculates the available host IP address range, network address, broadcast address and wildcard mask.

The application is separated into two parts: input and results. First of all, the input enables the user to enter an IP address. Furthermore, the user can choose the subnet mask, mask bits, and/or number of hosts. Note that these three properties are related to each other. Therefore, if the user changes one of these three properties (subnet mask, mask bits or number of hosts), the other two will also automatically change. Finally, the notation of the results can be chosen (decimal, binary or hexadecimal).

Once the input changes, the results are calculated and shown immediately in the application. These results include the CIDR notation, first host address, last host address, network address, broadcast address and wildcard mask. Based on the notation setting, these addresses and mask are shown in either decimal, binary or hexadecimal notation.