Subnet Calculator Help

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Network Calculators Help

Subnet Mask Calculator

This part will calculate what subnet mask to use to get the required number of networks or nodes.You\'ll need to enter the network portion of a TCP/IP address and the required number of sub-networks or nodes. When you have entered these values, click on \'Calculate\' and it will list the network class (A, B or C), the number of sub-networks, the number of nodes per sub-network and the subnet mask to use. To get a listing of all the subnets, click on \'List Subnets\' and a new window will open with the listing. You can then print or save this list if required. (There is a bug in IE3.02 which causes an error message the first time you click the button. If you click the button again, the list will display properly.)

Notes:

The number of networks or nodes must be a multiple of 2. If you enter a value that is not a multiple, the calculator will round it up to the next higher one. If you enter a value in \'Required nodes\', the calculator will use this value to calculate everything. If you wish to base the calculations on the \'Required sub-networks\' you must enter a zero in the \'Required nodes\' field.

Network/Node Calculator

This part will calculate the network and node components of a TCP/IP address.You can manually enter a TCP/IP address and subnet mask, or you can click on the \'Load Data\' button to transfer the information from the Subnet Mask Calculator.

Notes:

When you use the \'Load Data\' feature, only the network component of the TCP/IP address is transferred