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From: Philip S Tellis <[EMAIL PROTECTED]>
Sent: Saturday, June 24, 2000 6:56 PM
Subject: Re: [ILUG-BOM] Netmask -> moving to binary
> DID YOU KNOW: That if you use the full 32 bit representation
(in decimal)
> you would still go to the same site? Try it. Take an IP
address of a
> site. Get its decimal equivalent, and go there. In fact, you
could take
> it as 32 bits, 24.8 bits, 16.16 bits, 16.8.8 bits etc. All
works out to
> the same.
You mean,
202.54.1.18 -> 11001010.00110110.00000001.00010010 ->
11001010001101100000000100010010 -> 3392536850
So, http://202.54.1.18/ evaluates to http://3392536850/
? Is it? All 32 bits straight, and the decimal equivalent?
Or shall we remove the leading 0's? Or is it like this --
http://20254118/ or http://202054001018/
?
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Manish Jethani
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