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What does IP Address quadrants reperesent?

updated on February 26, 2013February 26, 2013by

chamz33 asked:

If a IP address is 192.168.112.28 what does each quadrant represent in this IP address?

My answer:


It is a 32-bit unsigned integer, converted into four 8-bit unsigned integers so that humans can read it more easily. The numbers are represented most-significant-bit-first.


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