Plan VLANs and DHCP
Define VLAN IDs, subnets, gateways, static reserves, lease pools, and safe headroom.
Plan VLANs, DHCP scopes, sites, zones, CIDR blocks, subnet masks, IP overlaps, IP ranges, MAC address formats, and common ports without saving or sending network values anywhere.
Educational planning utilities only — confirm production network changes against your actual router, firewall, cloud, ISP, and change-control requirements.
Define VLAN IDs, subnets, gateways, static reserves, lease pools, and safe headroom.
Turn CIDR or IP plus mask into network, broadcast, usable range, and host count.
Split a parent CIDR, summarize address ranges, or catch overlaps before changing routing or firewall rules.
Format MAC addresses, convert wildcard masks, and check common port numbers.
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Use this shelf to plan or check IPv4 ranges, subnets, VLANs, DHCP scopes, wildcard masks, overlaps, and common ports.
Start with CIDR or subnet-mask tools for a single network, splitter for child ranges, overlap checker for conflicts, and network planner for a change set.
Check live allocations, existing leases, routing, firewall order, ACL direction, gateway conventions, documentation, and rollback before production changes.
Suggested workflow: A safer network workflow is: convert the block, split or plan ranges, test overlap, then document the change before touching production.
Plan VLAN IDs, names, subnets, gateways, DHCP ranges, and host capacity.
Create a multi-site, multi-zone IPv4 plan with VLANs and growth buffer.
Plan gateway, static reserves, DHCP range, lease capacity, and buffer.
Check LAN, VPN, cloud/VPC, partner, and site IPv4 ranges for conflicts.
Calculate subnet mask, wildcard mask, network, broadcast, usable range, and host counts.
Convert IP plus subnet mask into CIDR and full network range.
Convert prefixes, subnet masks, wildcard masks, and host counts.
Convert wildcard masks into subnet masks and CIDR prefixes.
Summarize IPv4 start/end ranges into CIDR blocks.
Split a parent CIDR into smaller equal-size subnets.
Format MAC addresses as colon, hyphen, Cisco dotted, and plain hex.
Look up common TCP/UDP ports and usual service names.