Is anybody knows 0x86.0x98.0x95.0x12

[rochenwu]

something like this IP address

what's that kind IP address name?

I wanna know more about this.

thanks.

 

[FortiTude]

0x** numbers are hex values
it seems that you have to convert every part from hex to dez
after converting it you get:
134.152.149.18
FortiTude

ps: more infos about that host:
hostname: Host149018.osd.mil
ips: 134.152.*.* -> 7th Communications Group (NET-OSD-NET)
open ports: 25 smtp
--> a smtp mail server
(220 gateway2.gw.osd.mil SMTP/smap Ready.)

 

[rochenwu]

0x** numbers are hex values

oh! only HEX values

so we can change normal IP address into

hex or oct

BTW:that "0x86.0x98.0x95.0x12"
just a random number~never mind

thanks dude!

 

[FortiTude]

that couldn't be oct because in oct there don't exist any 9 or 8
FortiTude

 

[rochenwu]

oh~~

I want transfer a FTP ip address into "0x00"

e.g. :ftp 144.444.144.144

0x90.0x90.0x90.0x90

is that true?

does http:// ip address can also change into this?

 

[rochenwu]

I tried an anonymous FTP
that works for hex scheme.

Before this I saw a different kind FTP ip address
like: fXp://64231321321:21

that only show numbers, what is this so about?

 

[rochenwu]

I knew it~

I just tried again
just expand the IP address into binary
e.g.:144.144.144.144
then you got a binary number
10010000100100001001000010010000
and transfer hex into oct.
010.010.000.100.100.001.001.000.010.010.000
we got a oct number
22044110220
this is a oct ftp IP address
fxp://22044110220:21