Broadcast Address Calculator: CIDR, Wildcard and Magic Number
This page has a broadcast address calculator. What’s it calculate? It gives you the answer to exactly one question: “Given a host and a subnet … Read More
This page has a broadcast address calculator. What’s it calculate? It gives you the answer to exactly one question: “Given a host and a subnet … Read More
The secret identity of each IPv4 address are used by routers to route through Internet. What you’re seeing are those addresses as dotted decimals on … Read More
The internet goes down, you plug in a new access point. You go look at the IP settings. No problems. The subnet mask appears correct … Read More
Or perhaps you’ve got an apparently good network plan on paper, yet when you attempt to assign those addresses, nothing seem available. You’ve got plenty … Read More
This page is a CIDR to subnet mask converter. What does that mean? Basicly, it takes compact slash notation (like /24) and translates it into … Read More
This tool helps with one of the reasons why long distance file transfers are slow: the TCP window size. One reason is that the window … Read More
How fast can something move across a long-distance network? It’s a simple question with an answer provided by this page: the bandwidth delay product (BDP) … Read More
Network performance is reduced by packet loss, something that can hide in plain sight even when your raw bandwidth look good. You might get a … Read More
Throughput is how much data really goes across your network. It is not what’s printed on the box. It’s rare for a 1000 Mbps link … Read More
The page is sitting on a server just twenty miles from you, yet it drags across the continent as you stare at a loading spinner … Read More