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Usable range The range in the given subnet that is commonly used for normal hosts. The subsection types are based on the used commandline options. Network address The first address in a given range, unusable for hosts under normal conditions. Description of common output: Comment Some addresses will have comments from the author. Each section starts with the string "-[type:

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Network address The first address in a given range, unusable for hosts under normal conditions. Sipcalc has support for both IPv4 and IPv6 addresses. Interface Instead of taking address information from the commandline sipcalc can obtain relevant information by looking at a specified interface on the system. Known missing features include getting IPv6 addresses from interfaces and implementing the -n option for IPv6 addresses.

Sipcalc output is divided into sections and subsections. Please send any bugs, feature requests, patches, comments etc. This manpage only addresses the console based version. Comment Some addresses will have comments from the author. INPUT is one input option from the commandline and n is the number of the section that this input option has produced currently displayed.

Prefix length Number of bits set in the netmask. Address type The address type as defined in RFC Subnet prefix The prefix of the address in relation to the netmaskthe suffix of the address is zeroed out.

INPUT] - n" where type can be one of int-ipv4, ipv6, ipv4. This can be useful if you for example for some reason have an interface with the same name as an actual address, eg.

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Compressed address The IPv6 address compressed in the most efficient way possible. The subsection types are based on the used commandline options. Each section starts with the string "-[type: Sipcalc then uses this information to calculate output values.

Sipcalc, in it's simplest form takes an ip-address and a subnet mask on the commandline and outputs information about the subnet. All options following the - character will be discarded.

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Network range The full subnet range. URL Sipcalc can be downloaded from http: Address-IPv4 Address must be given in the "standard" dotted quad format, ie.: This value is commonly used in for example access-lists on routers. This means that all the subnets generated when splitting a network will be passed back to sipcalc for explicit parsing giving the same output as if the address had been given on the commandline.

Addresses in network The number of addresses in the given subnet.

Expanded v4inv6 address The full expanded IPv6 address in v4inv6 format. Sections always en with the single character '-' alone sipcqlc a line. Address ID The suffix of the address in relation to the netmaskthe prefix of the address is zeroed out. Currently the only input option that produces multiple output sections is an interface with multiple addresses.

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Description of common output: A plain text based console version, and web cgi based counterpart. Network range The start and end addresses of the subnet.

Network mask The network mask netmask used to specify the size of a given subnet, usually represented in three different formats: This option is currently only available for IPv4 addresses, work is being done to support IPv6 here also. Usable range The range in the given subnet that is commonly used for normal hosts.