Highlights
- Calculates IP subnets and network ranges from the terminal.
- Processes both IPv4 and IPv6 notation.
- Outputs usable host ranges, broadcast addresses, and total host counts.
About this application
Netsleuth is a command-line utility for Linux designed to calculate IP subnets. It assists network administrators and system operators in performing subnet calculations, determining network ranges, and analyzing IP addressing schemes directly from the terminal. The tool processes standard IPv4 and IPv6 notation to yield detailed network parameters without requiring manual arithmetic.
Operating as a specialized utility, Netsleuth takes CIDR blocks or IP addresses with netmasks as input and outputs relevant data such as network addresses, broadcast addresses, usable host ranges, and total host counts. Its focused scope makes it suitable for scripting and quick reference during network configuration tasks on supported Linux systems.
Where to get it
Linux
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From the publisher
Install from a terminal
flatpak install flathub io.github.vmkspv.netsleuth
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