IP Range Deaggregator

Each computer connected to a network has its own address known as the IP. This type of address can also be found over the web, with each domain having one. Network administrators might have to go through the struggle of finding available slots, case in which specialized applications like IP Range Deaggregator come with just the right set of tools.

Although you first need to go through a setup process to ensure the application’s functionality, it’s possible to have it deployed on a thumb drive in case you want to use it on other computers besides your own. Just make sure that the target PC is equipped with .NET Framework, otherwise the program doesn’t work.

The visual design isn’t built to impress, but it doesn’t mean you have a hard time figuring out how the set of functions are put to good use. A couple of fields need to be filled with the start and end of the IP range, while simple selection of results notation dictates the additional information provided alongside the generated range.

As mentioned, the mandatory resource details here are represented by a couple of IP addresses, meaning the start and the end, thus defining the range. Hitting the trigger button for the operation reveals a list of possible addresses to use, sa well as their corresponding attributes, also based on your selection.

Although you can’t save the generated list to file, it’s possible to have items copied to clipboard in case you want to quickly insert them in a document. Attribute selection doesn’t really have an effect on range generation, but does show corresponding info regarding prefix length, network mask, or Cisco wildcard values.

In conclusion, IP Range Deaggregator is a network administration application to use when you need to gather details about properly building your network of computers. An active Internet connection is not required to have values displayed, while selectable attributes provide extra help in your projects.