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@fsociety: Delayed, sorry. Outside interference.
To calculate the hosts on a subnet, you raise 2**(32 - subnet_mask_bits) - 2.
A short, colorful visual (at step 5): https://www.chabotcollege.edu/faculty/netacad/prot/sem1/study_sheets/detIPadd.htm
I almost included a bit of CompSci (as a skippable detail) and just decided...let's skip it. I'll save it as possible lesson material, or asked-for follow up.
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@Ahmed chiboub: Not every example has fit to my preconceptions.
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Determining the Number of IP Subnets and Hosts.. can anybody make python code for that.. thanks kirk, i change my question.. for a better understanding.. for other
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Here's a netmask / subnet calculator I ran into recently...not Python but maybe adds some inspiration:
https://code.sololearn.com/WKVVmk6rIOJT/?ref=app
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i want to calculate number of machines in a network giving the network address and mask.
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you don't need the network address. only the mask.
easy:
https://code.sololearn.com/cxFVgoT5FzPk/?ref=app
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if i know an ip address and then sub net mask.. how to count the range network address.. for that ip address
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didn't get what you mean.
do you want to calculate number of machines in a network giving the network address and mask, or you want to scan a network and get the number of connected machines.?
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if you want the network address and the broadcast address , it's gonna take some time
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is it written in Python? I don't think so