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🔢 Just need one CIDR's details? Try the CIDR Calculator →AWS reserves 5 IP addresses in every VPC subnet: the network address (.0), the VPC router (.1), the DNS server (.2), a future-use address (.3), and the broadcast address (the last address in the block). A /24 subnet with 256 addresses therefore has 251 usable IPs.
Azure reserves 5 IP addresses per subnet: the network address, the default gateway (.1), two addresses mapped for Azure DNS (.2 and .3), and the broadcast address (the last address in the block).
Google Cloud reserves 4 IP addresses per subnet: the network address, the default gateway (.1), a second-to-last reserved address, and the broadcast address (the last address in the block).
Each cloud provider reserves a different number of addresses in every subnet for its own networking services, such as the default gateway and DNS. Select a provider above and this tool automatically adjusts the usable host count and lists exactly which addresses are reserved and why.