Converting hex to decimal??

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Scott Swezey

First, I am looking at this page:
http://support.microsoft.com/default.aspx?scid=kb;en-
us;120752

The problem I am having is converting E7 1A 65 16 to
22.101.26.231.

The page explains the conversion like this, but it still
looses me: Offset 28 is the IP address of the computer
requesting name release. To determine the decimal IP
address, invert the four hexadecimal numbers and convert
them to decimal numbers separated by periods. Using this
method, the IP address of E7 1A 65 16 becomes
22.101.26.231. If anyone could point me in the direction
of a conversion guide, or cheat sheet or something, I
would appreciate it very much.

Feel free to email me: (e-mail address removed)
-Scott
 
The problem I am having is converting E7 1A 65 16 to
22.101.26.231.
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Looks like reverse-converted; E7 1A 65 16 should convert to
231.26.101.22.
If anyone could point me in the direction
of a conversion guide, or cheat sheet or something, I
would appreciate it very much.
Click to expand...

Start Menu - All Programs - Accessories - Calculator: View -
Scientific. Enter a number, then click on Hex.

Also works the other way round.
 
Like that wasn't off topic... And I asked in this one
because there is a moron using something to shadow
everyones IP and such that we all get IP conflict errors.
Its quite disruptive.
 
Sweetness, thanks for the help Sven.
-Scott
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Looks like reverse-converted; E7 1A 65 16 should convert to

Start Menu - All Programs - Accessories - Calculator: View -
Scientific. Enter a number, then click on Hex.

Also works the other way round.
Click to expand...
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