Java Subnet Calculator

Management and even setup of a network isn’t an easy task, and there are tons of variables which need to be configured. Computers must be fitted with unique addresses, and these aren’t just made up on the spot. In this regard, Java Subnet Calculator comes with the means to help you solve issues related to the number, and values required to set up addresses.

Intuitive design and requirement fields

On the bright side of things, the application is good to go from the moment download is done, which means you can store it along with other networking tools on a thumb drive in case you want or need to use on other computers. Note, however, that Java Runtime Environment is required to make the program work.
Don’t be confused by the variety of panels and values, mostly because these are self-explanatory, thus eliminating most accommodation issues. Several selections need to be performed, such as for network class, conditions, as well as the target IP from which to start the search.

Set network class and conditions

Punching down the values of the source IP is a walk in the park, thanks to the clever structure of each section of the address, which automatically jumps to the next once the previous is filled. However, it’s recommended to first pick network class and conditions before adding the IP, because calculus clears the address field, and even setting up aforementioned values.
Results are shown in a dedicated table, with fields for subnet mask under standard and binary form, addressable hosts per subnet maximum possible subnets, as well as overall addressable hosts. Additionally, you can choose to view a network plan, or save results to file.

To sum it up

On an ending note, Java Subnet Calculator is sure to come in handy for quick and efficient network setup. The overall design is intuitive, and input fields require a small amount of effort. Results are delivered at the press of a button, and can be saved to file.