From: george@advancednetservices.com
Date: Tue Jun 03 2003 - 00:57:01 GMT-3
I can think of a couple of ways to do it. I think the easiest way is:
700 (Base10) = 2BC (HEX)
From working with IP addresses, we know that each HEX digit is equal to a
nibble (four binary digits). So using this formula we have:
0.0.2.BC = 0.0.2.188
Similarly 500 = 1F4
0.0.1.F4 = 0.0.1.244
Another way is 700/256 = 2 Remainder 188
Hope that makes some sense.
George Bekmezian
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OSPF help!!!
Hi Group,
Got a quick one (may be I'm having a mind block ;)
If I want to configure OSPF using dotted decimal notation...
How to I convert:
Area 700 to --> Area 0.0.2.188
Another one, how to I convert:
Area 500 to --> Area 0.0.1.244
If anyone can show me how to do the conversion, that would be greatly
appreciated.
Cheers,
H.
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