I’m not 100% comfortable with the tax situation regarding Switzerland but I do intend to look into it further. As a quick fix for you, I’d be extremely happy to provide you with an ad-hoc version of the app (you can be my beta tester if you like!). If you email me (matt at galloway dot me dot uk) then I can get you set up.

I appreciate very much that you want to buy the Pro version . I currently don’t sell in Switzerland due to the fact that I believe it’s one of the regions which Apple don’t do the hard work of some of the taxes for you. I’m going to look into it right away though. I’ll get back to you ASAP.

I would like to buy the Pro version from the Appstore,
but this is not possible. I can’t find it (this is Appstore for
Switzerland).

Kind Regards,
Mathias

Many many thanks for the comments. I shall definitely take your comments into account when I release the next version. Supporting special characters in the description field can definitely be done. The import functionality will be a great improvement for anyone I know, and so I shall definitely do that as well. I just need to figure out exactly how it will work first.

Kind Regards,
Matt Galloway

As Larry said about special characters, I’m also having trouble using characters from my local language (Danish) in the description field. I understand that maybe there are some limitations to the name field, but a description field should support characters from the local language, in my opinion.
The import functionality will be greatly welcome from me too. I got tired of tapping after inserting only 10 hosts .
I’ll look forward to see the new functionality in future releases.

Best regards,

Lars R. Jensen

I now just need to find time to think about the web-app based version. So much to do and so little time!

Thanks for the response. The web-app idea is a good one. I currently have an SQL database with ~500 hosts listed – don’t fancy typing them all in on my phone!

Many thanks,

Charlie

10.0.0.x / 16 is slightly incorrect. It’s actually 10.0.x.x as a /16 means that both of the last 2 blocks can be 0-255 in the decimal. Also, 10.0.0.0 in binary is 00001010 00000000 00000000 00000000 and hence it starts with a 0 and is therefore a class A. For it to be a class B it must start with 10, i.e. starting 128.0.0.0. Class C starts at 192.0.0.0, etc.

Does that help your understanding at all? Feel free to email me matt galloway me uk if you’d like to discuss anything further

I have thought about IPv6, but I’m not too sure how I’d do it yet, it poses quite a UI issue because IPv6 gives such a large amount of addresses. I’ll certainly keep it in mind for future editions .

I’m planning a version which uses a web-app for users to add their details there. Keep an eye out for that!

Just downloaded Subnet Calc Pro and am impressed. A really handy app!

Any plans for IPv6 in the pipeline?

Charlie