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Subnet Divider (FLSM)

Enter a base network and split it into equal-size subnets: by subnet count, by new prefix or by hosts per subnet. I list them all with mask, range, broadcast and hosts. All in your browser.

Format network/prefix, e.g. 192.168.1.0/24. If you type host bits, I align to the network.

Pick the criterion: how many subnets, which prefix, or how many usable hosts each subnet needs.

I borrow bits up to the nearest power of 2 that covers your count.

redzilla.cl — flsm
 
New prefix
mask
Subnets
0
borrowed bits
Block size
0
addresses each
Usable hosts
0
per subnet
Prefix /26
Mask 255.255.255.192
Step 64
Generated subnets
# Network / CIDR Mask 1st host Last host Broadcast Usable

FLSM splits the base network into equal-size subnets: they all share the same prefix and the same step. When you fix by subnet count I borrow bits up to the nearest power of 2, so the real count may be larger than requested. With hosts per subnet I always reserve network and broadcast.

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