DivIP

DivIP is a handy tool for network admins. It makes splitting IP addresses and doing subnetting a breeze. If you're in charge of managing networks, this software is definitely worth checking out!

Easy to Use Interface

The interface has a modern look that fits right in with Windows 8. Plus, it's simple enough for beginners to get the hang of quickly. No need to feel overwhelmed!

IP Address Processing

When you click on the 'IP' tab, you can enter your IP address or subnet mask. DivIP will check if you typed it correctly, make sure it’s valid, and then show you the decimal and binary forms of the source IP, network, and broadcast addresses. You'll also see the usable host range right there!

Subnetting Made Simple

A cool feature of DivIP is its ability to split a network into several sub-networks, which we call 'subnetting.' The app has a special section just for this! You can create subnets based on how many hosts you need.

Clear Table Display

The app displays the subnets in a neat table format. You'll find information like host ranges and broadcast addresses. It even shows you how many subnets were created and other useful details like bits and jump steps.

Wildcard Masks Conversion

If you're looking to convert subnet masks into wildcard masks, DivIP has got you covered! This feature makes it easy to handle different types of networking needs.

Variable Length Subnet Masking (VLSM)

If same-size subnets aren't what you need, try using VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Masking). You can enter different subnet names along with their required number of hosts for each one. DivIP will do the math and provide the subnet IPs along with usable host ranges.

Export Your Data Easily

You can export all your calculated data to a text file saved on your computer whenever you're ready!

A Must-Have Tool for Network Admins

DivIP, with its stylish design and user-friendly interface, is perfect for all network administrators out there! It helps manage sub-networks and workstations easily.

If you're interested in checking out DivIP here!