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Wednesday, February 6, 2008

Converting a 32-Bit Binary Address

Converting a 32-Bit Binary Address to Dotted Decimal Format

Following is an example showing how to convert a 32-bit binary IP address to dotted decimal format.

Convert the binary address 01011001000111011100110000011000.

  1. First break the address into 8-bit octets:

    Octet 1: 01011001

    Octet 2: 00011101

    Octet 3: 11001100

    Octet 4: 00011000

  2. Convert each octet to a decimal number.

    Table 4.2. Converting a Binary Address to Dotted Decimal Format

    Octet

    Binary Value

    Calculation

    Decimal Value

    1

    01011001

    1+8+16+64

    89

    2

    00011101

    1+4+8+16

    29

    3

    11001100

    4+8+64+128

    204

    4

    00011000

    8+16

    24

  3. Write out the decimal equivalent values in order from left to right. Separate the values with periods:

    The address is: 89.29.204.24

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