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Reference

6 tools in this category. 5 run entirely on your device; 1 make network requests, and each one names the hosts it talks to.

Tool What it does Leaves your device
Reference Hub Comprehensive networking reference including ports, protocols, and standards no
OUI Lookup Look up MAC address vendor information using IEEE OUI database yes: api.maclookup.app
Port Reference Quick reference for common network ports and services no
CIDR Reference Complete CIDR notation cheat sheet with subnet masks and host counts no
Protocol Reference IP protocol numbers and ICMP types reference no
IPv6 Reference IPv6 address types, prefixes, and format reference no

1 of 6 rows leave your device, so those are the only ones that stop working offline. The hosts in that column come from the tool registry, not from this page, so they cannot drift from what the code actually requests.

Comprehensive networking reference including ports, protocols, and standards. Open it at /tools/reference-hub/.

  • Port numbers
  • Protocols
  • Quick reference

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

Look up MAC address vendor information using IEEE OUI database. Open it at /tools/oui-lookup/.

  • IEEE OUI database
  • Vendor identification
  • MAC analysis

Sends requests to api.maclookup.app.

Quick reference for common network ports and services. Open it at /tools/port-reference/.

  • Common ports
  • Service lookup
  • Categorized

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

Complete CIDR notation cheat sheet with subnet masks and host counts. Open it at /tools/cidr-reference/.

  • All CIDRs
  • Private ranges
  • Mask table

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

IP protocol numbers and ICMP types reference. Open it at /tools/protocol-reference/.

  • IP protocols
  • ICMP types
  • Error codes

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.

IPv6 address types, prefixes, and format reference. Open it at /tools/ipv6-reference/.

  • Address types
  • Special addresses
  • Format rules

Runs entirely on your device; no request is made.


Everything above is generated at docs build time from lib/tool-registry.ts. Editing this page by hand does nothing, because the next build overwrites it. Fix the registry instead.