Free Networking & IT Calculator Widgets
IP range to CIDR, download time, data storage and data rate converters, uptime SLA and RAID capacity widgets - all computed in the browser.
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Real networking & it widgets - exactly what your visitors would see.
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Who these are for
Network engineers, hosting providers, IT teams, MSPs and computing students.
Common uses
- An IP-range-to-CIDR converter in firewall documentation
- A download-time and bandwidth estimate on an ISP or hosting page
- An uptime SLA table on a status or contract page
How embedding works
Pick a widget, set the theme and size, copy one line of HTML and paste it into your page. It runs in its own frame, so it cannot clash with your site's styles, and it resizes itself if you use the loader.
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Turn any IPv4 start-end range into the minimal list of CIDR blocks that covers exactly it.
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How long a file takes at a given connection speed - or the speed a deadline needs.
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Bits, bytes, kB to PB and KiB to PiB in one table - and why a 1 TB drive shows 931 GiB.
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Convert Mbps, Gbps and kbps to MB/s, MiB/s and back, with every rate unit side by side.
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Allowed downtime per day, week, month, quarter and year for any availability %, and the reverse.
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Usable capacity, efficiency and failures survived for RAID 0, 1, 5, 6, 10, 50 and 60 arrays.
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How to add a widget
Open a widget, choose the theme, width and style, check the live preview, then copy the code. Paste it into an HTML or "Custom code" block on your site - step-by-step instructions for each platform.