A PowerShell module for cmdlets related to network subnet calculations

Network Troubleshooting Functions

Module to assist in the manipulation of IPv4 Addresses and Subnets.

IP Calculator for calculation IP Subnet

A PowerShell module for Layer 2 host discovery. Docs at https://github.com/mdjx/PSLANScan

take care of complex network, ip, ipv4, ipv6, netmask, cidr, subnet, subnetting, supernet and supernetting calculation for .Net developpers. It works with IPv4 and IPv6 as well

This module allows creation (deletion not currently covered) of Active Directory Sites and associated Subnets. It allows also to prepare active directory for Exchange installation.

A PowerShell module for IPv4 subnet generation (from both CIDR notation or IP address and subnet mask), calculation (network and broadcast addresses, usable IP range, CIDR notation) and testing (is an IP in a subnet?, do subnets overlap?).

This module contains functions about network tasks.

A PowerShell module for representing network IP addresses. Docs at https://github.com/mdjx/PSNetAddressing

Gets the IP ranges associated with Azure regions in CIDR format

Collection of tools for working with IP subnets

Contains functions that do some basic subnetting math and geolocation for the given IP Address.

A collection of fuctions to simplify and facilitate common tasks that are required for automated deployments to Azure using a combinatin of PowerShell scripts and ARM templates. The following features are implemented as functions of this module. Please note that the "Az" module is a required dependency for this module. 1. Create a new script he... More info

Divide a root network range into it's component subnets

List All Subnets in a Subscription along with SubnetPrefix,SubnetNSG,VNET,Location,UDR,ResourceGroup,Subscription,DDoS.

Module to help find next free Subnet in Azure Virtual Network and more

PowerShell functions to get info about IP addresses

Subnetzrechner Powershell Script

This script allows to clone existing subnets for Azure Virtual Network. It requires a new address space using which it creates duplicates of subnets by size and name (with prefix 'n-').