|
Type
|
Hosts
|
Netmask
|
Hex Value
|
|
/1
|
2048 M
|
128.0.0.0
|
80.00.00.00
|
|
/2
|
1024 M
|
192.0.0.0
|
C0.00.00.00
|
|
/3
|
512 M
|
224.0.0.0
|
E0.00.00.00
|
|
/4
|
256 M
|
240.0.0.0
|
F0.00.00.00
|
|
/5
|
128 M
|
248.0.0.0
|
F8.00.00.00
|
|
/6
|
64 M
|
252.0.0.0
|
FC.00.00.00
|
|
/7
|
32 M
|
254.0.0.0
|
FE.00.00.00
|
|
/8
|
16 M
|
255.0.0.0
|
FF.00.00.00
|
|
Type
|
Host
|
Netmask
|
Hex Value
|
|
/9
|
8 M
|
255.128.0.0
|
FF.80.00.00
|
|
/10
|
4 M
|
255.192.0.0
|
FF.C0.00.00
|
|
/11
|
2 M
|
255.224.0.0
|
FF.E0.00.00
|
|
/12
|
1024 K
|
255.240.0.0
|
FF.F0.00.00
|
|
/13
|
512 K
|
255.248.0.0
|
FF.F8.00.00
|
|
/14
|
256 K
|
255.252.0.0
|
FF.FC.00.00
|
|
/15
|
128 K
|
255.254.0.0
|
FF.FE.00.00
|
|
/16
|
64 K
|
255.255.0.0
|
FF.FF.00.00
|
|
Type
|
Hosts
|
Netmask
|
Hex Value
|
|
/17
|
32 K
|
255.255.128.0
|
FF.FF.80.00
|
|
/18
|
16 K
|
255.255.192.0
|
FF.FF.C0.00
|
|
/19
|
8 K
|
255.255.224.0
|
FF.FF.E0.00
|
|
/20
|
4 K
|
255.255.240.0
|
FF.FF.F0.00
|
|
/21
|
2 K
|
255.255.248.0
|
FF.FF.F8.00
|
|
/22
|
1 K
|
255.255.252.0
|
FF.FF.FC.00
|
|
/23
|
512
|
255.255.254.0
|
FF.FF.FE.00
|
|
/24
|
256
|
255.255.255.0
|
FF.FF.FF.00
|
|
/25
|
128
|
255.255.255.128
|
FF.FF.FF.80
|
|
/26
|
64
|
255.255.255.192
|
FF.FF.FF.C0
|
|
/27
|
32
|
255.255.255.224
|
FF.FF.FF.E0
|
|
/28
|
16
|
255.255.255.240
|
FF.FF.FF.F0
|
|
/29
|
8
|
255.255.255.248
|
FF.FF.FF.F8
|
|
/30
|
4
|
255.255.255.252
|
FF.FF.FF.FC
|
|
/31
|
2
|
255.255.255.254
|
FF.FF.FF.FE
|
|
/32
|
1
|
255.255.255.255
|
FF.FF.FF.FF
|
Nice format. I would suggest as a possible addition the list of the RFC 1918 addresses in there too (10,x.x.x, 192.168.x.x, etc) because i always forget the other non-routable IP addresses I can use in a lab environment, and EVERYbody uses 10.x.x.x on their intranets.
Very handy, thanks. I'm always forgetting these when working with IPTables :)
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