A unified, responsive, and multilingual network intelligence suite built for IT professionals, system administrators, and DevOps teams.

Welcome to the official repository for IP Toolbox 3.00, a comprehensive network diagnostic platform that combines real-time IP analysis, subnet calculation, port scanning, DNS resolution, and API-driven network automation into a single elegant interface. Whether you're troubleshooting a small office network or managing cloud infrastructure across continents, this toolbox is designed to reduce friction and amplify precision.

Think of your network as a vast ocean. Rogue packets are unpredictable currents, misconfigured subnets are hidden reefs, and DNS lapses are fog banks. Traditional tools are like paper maps—functional but static. IP Toolbox 3.00 is your sonar, your radar, and your GPS, all fused into one panel. It doesn't just show you where you are; it predicts where problems will surface and offers solutions before they cascade.

This version introduces a context-aware engine that learns from your usage patterns, adapts to your preferred output formats, and integrates effortlessly with third-party APIs to extend its capabilities beyond offline operations.

flowchart TD
    A[User Input: IP / Domain / CIDR] --> B{IP Toolbox 3.00 Engine}
    B --> C[Geolocation Module]
    B --> D[Subnet Calculator]
    B --> E[DNS Resolver]
    B --> F[Port Scanner]
    B --> G[AI Integration]
    
    G --> H[OpenAI API]
    G --> I[Claude API]
    
    H --> J[Log Analysis & Summarization]
    I --> K[Incident Report Generation]
    
    C --> L[Output: JSON / Table / CSV]
    D --> L
    E --> L
    F --> L
    J --> L
    K --> L
    
    L --> M[Terminal Display]
    L --> N[File Export]
    L --> O[API Webhook]

Create a custom profile to pre‑set your preferred tools, output formats, and API keys. Here’s a sample profile.yaml for a network engineer working in a multi‑cloud environment:

profile:
  name: "multi-cloud-operator"
  default_modules:
    - geolocation
    - dns
    - ports
  output_format: "table"
  timezone: "UTC"
  openai:
    model: "gpt-4-turbo"
    context_token_limit: 8192
  claude:
    model: "claude-3-opus-20240229"
    max_tokens: 4096
  privacy:
    redact_private_ips: true
    mask_isp: false
  theme: "dracula"

To load:
iptoolbox --profile multi-cloud-operator

Below is a typical command‑line interaction:

$ iptoolbox scan 192.168.1.0/24 --ports 22,80,443 --stealth --output json

IP TOOLBOX 3.00 – SCAN REPORT
=============================
Target:      192.168.1.0/24 (254 hosts)
Ports:       22, 80, 443
Mode:        Stealth (SYN)
Start:       2026-09-14T10:32:18Z
Duration:    12.4s

  HOST          PORT  STATE   SERVICE
  192.168.1.1   22    open    SSH (OpenSSH 8.9)
  192.168.1.1   80    open    HTTP (nginx 1.24)
  192.168.1.5   443   open    HTTPS (Apache 2.4)
  192.168.1.10  22    filtered

Results exported to scan-2026-09-14.json

Leverage large language models to interpret your network data. No more swimming through raw logs—let AI summarize, explain, and suggest.

• Log Summarization: Feed a multi‑megabyte syslog file and receive a human‑readable incident timeline.
• Anomaly Suggestions: After a port scan, ask "Why is port 443 filtered on host X?" and receive contextual explanations.
• Configuration Assistant: "Convert this Cisco ACL to an equivalent iptables ruleset."

• Incident Report Generation: Claude produces professional incident reports in your company’s template.
• DOCS Parsing: Upload RFCs or vendor documentation; Claude extracts relevant parameters for your subnet config.
• Multi‑lingual Support: Use Claude’s advanced translation to generate network documentation in your team’s language.

Setup Example:
Add your API keys to the profile as shown above, or pass them inline:
iptoolbox ai --provider claude --prompt "Summarize this traceroute output"

To begin using IP Toolbox 3.00 immediately:

1. Visit the release page and download the appropriate archive for your operating system.
2. Extract the archive to a directory of your choice (e.g., ~/tools/iptoolbox).
3. Run the executable directly: ./iptoolbox --help
4. Optionally, create a system alias or link for convenient access.

Note: No system‑wide installation is required. The toolbox is fully portable. Delete the directory when you no longer need it—zero residue.

This project is licensed under the MIT License – see the LICENSE file for the full text.
You are free to use, modify, and distribute this software in both private and commercial environments, provided the original copyright notice is retained.

Year: © 2026

IP Toolbox 3.00 is a network diagnostic and management utility intended for lawful use only, including but not limited to:

• Troubleshooting your own infrastructure.
• Educating yourself and others about network protocols.
• Authorized security assessments (with explicit permission).

The developers expressly do not condone any unauthorized access, intrusion, or disruption of systems you do not own or have written consent to test.

Users assume all liability for misuse. The software is provided "as is" without warranty of any kind. By downloading and using this tool, you agree to abide by all applicable local, national, and international laws.

If you are unsure whether your intended use is legal, consult a qualified attorney before proceeding.

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We welcome contributions that improve accuracy, add new modules, or extend API integrations. Please see our CONTRIBUTING.md for guidelines on code style, testing, and pull request workflow.

Built with precision for the people who keep the internet running.
— The IP Toolbox Team, 2026