Divide an IPv6 parent prefix into equal-sized child prefixes using exact 128-bit arithmetic. Output is capped at 256 ranges.
Divide a parent IPv6 prefix into equal-sized child prefixes.
Host bits are normalized to the parent network. Results use exact 128-bit arithmetic and are capped at 256 child ranges.
Planning aid only. It does not consider existing routes, reserved ranges or your authoritative address plan.
Divide an IPv6 parent prefix into equal-sized child prefixes using exact 128-bit arithmetic. Output is capped at 256 ranges.
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