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Advanced IP Tools Suite

Complete network analysis toolkit - 100% client-side, no APIs required

IP Networking Fundamentals

IPv4 Structure

32-bit address divided into 4 octets (0-255 each), separated by dots. Example: 192.168.1.1

Subnetting

Divides networks into smaller segments. Uses subnet masks (like /24 = 255.255.255.0)

Private vs Public

Private: 10.x.x.x, 172.16-31.x.x, 192.168.x.x | Public: Routable on internet

IP Classes

A: 1-126 | B: 128-191 | C: 192-223 | D: 224-239 (Multicast) | E: 240-255 (Reserved)

IP Address Validator

Validate IPv4 and IPv6 addresses, identify class, and check type

Subnet Calculator

Calculate network address, broadcast, usable range, and host count

CIDR to Subnet Mask Converter

Convert between CIDR notation and dotted decimal subnet masks

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VLSM Subnet Splitter

Divide a network into multiple subnets with variable sizes

IP Range Generator

Generate all IP addresses between two given addresses

IP Address Converter

Convert between dotted decimal, binary, hex, integer, and IPv6 formats

Network Overlap Checker

Check if two subnets overlap or conflict

IP Geolocation (Offline)

Basic country/region lookup using offline IP range database

DNS Lookup

Resolve domain names to IP addresses (browser-based)

IP WHOIS Lookup (Offline)

Get IP allocation information from offline registry data

IP Security Analyzer

Check for bogon, reserved, and potentially suspicious IP ranges

Subnet Visualizer

Visual representation of subnet blocks and IP allocation

Network Exam Mode

Practice subnetting with timed quizzes and random questions

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How to use IP Tools

This is the IP Tools utility. 100% client-side and offline capable.

Common Questions

What is the Advanced IP Tools Suite and what can it do?

The Advanced IP Tools Suite is a comprehensive, 100% client-side network toolkit that provides 13+ essential networking utilities in one place. It includes an IP Validator, Subnet Calculator, CIDR Converter, VLSM Splitter, IP Range Generator, Format Converter, Network Overlap Checker, Geolocation Lookup, Security Analyzer, Subnet Visualizer, and a unique Network Exam Mode. All tools run entirely in your browserโ€”no APIs, no server uploads, complete privacy.

How does the Subnet Calculator work?

Enter any IPv4 address with a subnet mask (e.g., 192.168.1.100/24 or 255.255.255.0), and the calculator instantly displays: Network Address, Broadcast Address, First/Last Usable Hosts, Total Hosts, Usable Hosts, Wildcard Mask, IP Class, and Binary Subnet Mask. It supports both CIDR notation (/24) and dotted-decimal masks (255.255.255.0).

What is the VLSM/Subnet Splitter and when should I use it?

VLSM (Variable Length Subnet Mask) allows you to divide a network into subnets of different sizes based on actual host requirements. Use it when you need to allocate IP addresses efficiently across departments with different sizes. Enter your base network (e.g., 192.168.0.0/24), add subnets with their required host counts, and the tool automatically calculates optimal subnet allocations sorted by size (largest first) to minimize IP waste.

How accurate is the IP Geolocation feature?

Our geolocation uses an offline database of major IP ranges (AWS, Google, Cloudflare, Microsoft, regional registries like APNIC, RIPE, AFRINIC, ARIN). It provides country/region identification, organization owner, and registry information. Since it's offline, it covers major ranges rather than every IPโ€”for comprehensive geolocation, external APIs would be required, which we avoid for privacy. It's ideal for quick lookups and educational purposes.

What does the IP Security Analyzer check for?

The Security Analyzer identifies: IP Type (Private, Public, Loopback, Reserved, Multicast), Risk Level (Low/Medium/High), Bogon Detection (IPs that should never appear in routing tables), and provides security recommendations. It helps network administrators verify if an IP belongs to a reserved range, private network, or potentially suspicious category.

How does the Subnet Visualizer help understand networking?

The Subnet Visualizer displays your network in two ways: Binary Visualization shows all 32 bits color-coded (network bits vs host bits), helping you understand subnetting at the bit level. Canvas Diagram draws a visual representation of the network showing address range, usable hosts, and network/broadcast boundaries. Perfect for students learning IP addressing and CCNA/Network+ exam preparation.

What is the Network Exam Mode and how does it work?

Exam Mode is a timed practice test generator for subnetting. Choose difficulty (Easy/Medium/Hard), number of questions (5-50), and time per question (30-120 seconds). The system generates random questions about network addresses, broadcast addresses, usable hosts, CIDR-to-mask conversion, and more. You get immediate feedback, a final score, and performance evaluationโ€”perfect for CCNA, CompTIA Network+, or university networking exams.

Can I export my calculation results?

Yes! Click the Export button in the Quick Actions bar after running any calculation. You can export as JSON (structured data format) or Plain Text (human-readable). The export includes tool name, timestamp, and all calculated values. Additionally, the IP Range Generator has Copy and Download buttons for exporting generated IP lists.

Is my data private when using these IP tools?

100% Private. All IP calculations, validations, and analysis happen locally in your browser using JavaScript. No IP addresses you enter are ever sent to any server. The only external call is the optional "My IP" feature, which uses public APIs (ipify.org) to detect your own public IPโ€”and even that can be avoided by entering IPs manually.

Does this tool work offline?

Yes! Once the page is loaded, you can disconnect from the internet and all tools will continue to function (except "My IP" detection which requires an API call). Subnet calculations, CIDR conversions, VLSM planning, visualizations, and even Exam Mode work entirely offline. Your calculation history is saved locally to your browser.