Whatmask 1.1

Whatmask is a network utility tool developed by PelDaddy that allows you to easily calculate subnet masks, network addresses, and broadcast addresses.

With Whatmask, you can determine the network range, subnet mask, network address, and broadcast address for any given IP address and subnet mask length.

To use Whatmask, you simply input an IP address and specify the subnet mask length, and the tool will provide you with the relevant network information.

Yes, Whatmask is completely free to use. It is an open-source tool that can be used by anyone without any cost.

Yes, Whatmask is available for various platforms including Windows, macOS, and Linux. It can be installed locally or used online through web-based versions.

Yes, Whatmask is known for its accuracy in calculating subnet masks and other network information. It follows the standard calculations defined by IP networking protocols.

No, Whatmask primarily focuses on IPv4 subnet masks and network calculations. For IPv6 subnet masks, you may need to use specialized tools.

Yes, Whatmask fully supports CIDR (Classless Inter-Domain Routing) notation for specifying subnet mask lengths.

Yes, you can automate subnet mask calculations using Whatmask by incorporating it into your own scripts or programs using command-line interfaces.

Yes, PelDaddy provides an online version of Whatmask on their website where you can directly perform network calculations without installing any software locally.