How to use IPCalc
Enter an IP address along with its subnet in the input field. The format should be in IPv4 or IPv6 notation.
Examples:
Press enter to see detailed information about the IP address and its subnet.
Motivation for Creating this tool
- Everything works directly in the browser.
- Supports IPv6 on par with IPv4.
- No backend, meaning no hidden data collection or selling data to third parties.
Output Description
- Address: The input IP address with its subnet. Useful for verifying the entered data.
- Type: The type of the IP address (e.g., Private, Global Unicast). Helps in understanding the nature of the IP address.
- Network: The network address with the prefix length. Important for network planning and analysis.
- Broadcast: The broadcast address for the network. Useful for network communication purposes.
- Network range: The range of addresses within the network. Helps in determining the scope of the network.
- Hosts Addresses: The range of usable host addresses within the network. Important for assigning IPs to devices.
- Total IP addresses: The total number of addresses in the subnet. Useful for capacity planning.
- Integer ID: The integer representation of the IP address. Useful for certain technical operations.
- Hexadecimal ID: The hexadecimal representation of the IP address. Useful for debugging and technical analysis.
- Dotted decimal ID: The standard dotted decimal format for IPv4 or colon-separated format for IPv6. Useful for readability.
- Base 85 ID: The Base85 encoded representation of the IP address. Used in some specific applications and protocols.
- arpa Format: The reverse DNS lookup format. Useful for DNS configuration and troubleshooting.