Illogicopedia:How to find IP ranges
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This is a page that can serve as a resource for admins who are aiming to perform a range block.
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Every IP address belongs to a particular IP range (technically several ranges). When you see IP ranges, they are normally shown as a normal IP address followed by a forward slash and a number (ex. 1.77.33.0/24). The smaller the range, the bigger the number; the bigger the range, the smaller the number. The numbers go from 0 to 32, with the amount of users on the range increasing as the number decreases closer toward 0.
Links[edit | edit source]
- http://networkcalculator.ca/ip-calculator.php
- http://droptips.com/cidr-subnet-masks-and-usable-ip-addresses-quick-reference-guide-cheat-sheet
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