Different ways to ping?
I found out today that you can ping in decimal without using dots, then I found out you can ping in HEX with and without dots.
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174.133.7.131
2927953795
0xAE.0x85.0x07.0x83
0xAE850783
174.0x85.1923
http://174.0x85.1923/forums/off-topic/88892-different-ways-ping.html even works in IE
www.techexams.net
174.133.7.131
2927953795
0xAE.0x85.0x07.0x83
0xAE850783
174.0x85.1923
http://174.0x85.1923/forums/off-topic/88892-different-ways-ping.html even works in IE
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Santa_ Member Posts: 131 ■■■□□□□□□□How did you come up with the rest after 174.133.7.131? What input?
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CodeBlox Member Posts: 1,363 ■■■■□□□□□□So the first one after 174.133.7.131 is the decimal number for the 32bits... Take the 32 bits and sum them up to base 10 and thats what you get.
The next one is simply each octet in base 16 in dotted decimal notation
The next one is the same as the previous without dots
The one after that appears to be a mix of the two (base 10 and base 16)Currently reading: Network Warrior, Unix Network Programming by Richard Stevens -
DoubleNNs Member Posts: 2,015 ■■■■■□□□□□Pretty cool.Goals for 2018:
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