DivIP

DivIP is an utility dedicated to all network administrators, providing them with a simple method to divide IP addresses and perform subnetting operations.

The modern-looking interface perfectly integrates with the look of Windows 8 computers, while keeping things as simple as possible for beginners.

Under the 'IP' tab, you can specify the IP address or the subnet mask you want DivIP to process. The application checks that the input format is correct, verifies its validity and then displays both the decimal and the binary form of the source, the network and the broadcast IP address, together with the usable host range.

Another function of DivIP is to divide a network into multiple sub-networks, a process commonly known as 'subnetting'. The dedicated section of the application can generate subnets including a number of hosts specified by the user.

The subnets are displayed in a structured table, along with their corresponding host range and the broadcast IP address, as well as data regarding the total number of subnets, bits and jump steps. Also, DivIP bundles options for converting subnet masks into wildcard masks.

Alternatively, you can use the VLSM ('Variable Length Subnet Masking') technique in order to generate subnets of dissimilar sizes, rather than same-size ones. This method requires you to manually enter the subnet names and the corresponding number of hosts for each one and outputs the subnet IP addresses and the usable host ranges.

All the calculated data can be easily exported to a locally stored text file.

With its stylish look and user-friendly GUI, DivIP is a computer networking tool designed to fit the needs of all the network administrators, assisting them in easily managing sub-networks and workstations.