Printing reports

To print reports to a printer, or save them to a file as text or as a TCL list:

1. Select the entry.

2. Select File Print.

3. Select one of these options:

   
   All

   Print a report containing all subnets and hosts configured in the Subnet Calculator.

   
   Selected

   Print a report containing only a selected subnet or host.

4. Select a print style for the report:

   
   All

   Produces a report containing the subnet, host ranges, netmask, broadcast and number of hosts.

   
   Subnets only

   Produces a report containing the subnet, netmask, broadcast and number of hosts that are assigned or free.

   
   Hosts only (short)

   Produces a report containing the host ranges, subnet, netmask, broadcast and number of hosts.

   
   Hosts only (long)

   Produces a report containing the host ranges, subnet, netmask, broadcast and the number of hosts. The IP addresses of the hosts are also noted at the bottom.

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   NOTE: The report content is affected by the list in the Subnet Calculator. For example, if you define one top-level address with no subnets, selecting Subnets only would not produce a worthwhile report.

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5. Select the destination for printing:

   
   Printer

   Enter the print command.

   A useful command to enter in this field is cat, as the output will then appear in a separate window. This means the information can be viewed easily and it also enables checking of the output. The pipe operator (|) is also supported.

   
   File

   Select the print format: Text or TCL Lists.

   The TCL Lists option allows you to save the data in a format that is suitable for later use by a Perl or TCL script.

   Enter a filename. You can also use Browse to select a file.

   The filename ending that is assigned depends on the print format.

6. Click on OK.