CIDR Calculator
Break down a CIDR block into its addresses.
What Is a CIDR Calculator?
The CIDR Calculator takes a CIDR notation such as 192.168.1.0/24 or 2001:db8::/32 and returns the details of the block: the subnet mask, network address, broadcast address (for IPv4), first and last usable hosts, and the total number of addresses. This free online security tool is useful for CIDR calculator, CIDR subnet calculator, IP range calculator. Common use cases include calculating network blocks, subnet masks, host ranges, broadcast addresses, and IPv4 or IPv6 CIDR ranges. It is designed for quick browser-based analysis and development workflows. Security checks are signals rather than guarantees, so production systems should also be validated against current standards and their specific threat model.
How to Use This CIDR Calculator
- 1Enter the network informationProvide the IP address, prefix length, or CIDR block.
- 2Set the prefixChoose the subnet size that matches your network design.
- 3Calculate the rangeRun the calculator to derive network and host information.
- 4Review reserved addressesFor IPv4, check network and broadcast addresses and the resulting usable host range.
- 5Apply the resultUse the calculated ranges for routing, VLANs, firewall rules, or network documentation.
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