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IPv6 Subnet & Prefix Calculator

Compute IPv6 CIDR prefix ranges, expanded 128-bit addresses, and host capacities.

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How to Use IPv6 Subnet & Prefix Calculator

1
Enter IPv6 Address

Type or paste your IPv6 address (compressed or uncompressed).

2
Select CIDR Prefix

Choose prefix length (/32, /48, /56, /64, /128) with slider or presets.

3
View Subnet Range

Inspect fully expanded hex notation, network prefix, and address scope type.

Frequently Asked Questions

What is a standard IPv6 subnet size for home or enterprise networks?

A /64 prefix is the standard subnet size for IPv6 local area networks (LANs) and is required for SLAAC stateless auto-configuration.

How many addresses are in a /64 IPv6 subnet?

A /64 subnet contains 2^64 addresses, which equals approximately 18.4 quintillion unique IP addresses.

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