Look again, every party we are going to see the anatomy of the IP addresses and are going to study
this in line to find that means this in one binary conversion and binary system.
Here we have the explanation, but we are going to do another method to explain for you how to calculate
this form.
But before we should know its address and its function, we have the network address in the broadcast
address, the host of the network prefix or the subnet mask.
Sorry, the network address is usually the first address that we have on a network IP address.
Let's put on example, you are going to put it like, I don't know, 192 168 one zero one zero at the
end.
Means it is the first IP address that means the IP network address.
Then we have the broadcast address, which is normally the last IP address that we have on a network.
And these two networks are a disk to this.
Two IP addresses are not to be used at all.
The hosts are the IP addresses in between the network and the broadcast and the network prefix or the
subnet mask.
We are going to see it on our next chapter.
Basically, the we have a small description here that is the prefix learned.
It is also the first 24 bytes correspond to the network address, and this leaves each about the correspond
to the host Bartlett, for example.
If we haven't been suppl here, as you can see here, that means that subnet mask and this is the IP
address.
As you can see, we have here the network.
This is our first IP address.
End up with zero.
We have this here.
Also, it end up with zero, by the way, I'm going to give you a small dip and it is that.
The network agencies are always better, like we use numbers from zero to four eight.
It should be better than the broadcast.
It is basically it and always with 255.
But if you saw a bear number and it's not good not to be used, you should probably assume that it is
a broadcast.
We will teach you how to calculate it.
It's in a charter that is called the NSA.
It is going to be in the future anyway.
Know what I'm going to say.
How to convert from binary to.
And the numbers, as you can see here, we have this.
This.
There's this more video.
The way it would teach us how to use the.
The IP address conversion from this amount to buy from binary to someone, as you can see, we have
here an IP address, which is all in bytes, as you can see are zeros and ones.
And every sector has eight zeros and one eight eight.
Eight.
And the fallback as four of eight.
And every group of eight, but it is cold Arctic Arctic in France at Knocked.
And so we can calculate this a form of this form of a IP address.
We're going to have two rows here.
And the first row we are going to put the double of number one and et cetera, like we are going to
put one.
The double of number one is toward the double of number two is for the double of number four is eight.
The double of that number eight is 16, the double of number 16 is 32 and the double of number 32 is
64.
Finally, we have the double of the number of the number, 64 is one point eight hundred 128.
And by the way, double of 128 is simply 256, which is the school network IP addresses, which is going
to sit in the very, very next future.
Anyone?
Now, look, we can calculate this IP address and convert it to a dismal IP address are going to put
the first.
We always start from the from the left and we are going to have this first acted and put it in the second
row.
Like we did here.
You can obviously see now what we are going to do is simply, we are going to forget about the zero
as we are going to ignore the zeros.
Then we are going to take the front row from the left of the eye of the lungs.
And we are going to put them and add them with each other.
How is that?
We are going to have one.
28.
The 32 before the one we are going to add them with each other are doing in addition and we will have
the total of.
165.
This one, this 65 is the first.
Rubric that we have on our IP address.
So this octet equals in in this in World War sixty five, now we are going to take the second octet
and we are going to put it on the second row.
As you can see here, we are going to do the same method, we are going to ignore the zeros, put the
front row of and add the numbers and add them with each other like we are going to take 32 are going
to take 16 eight to add them with each other.
And then we are going to have the second octet, which is 50.
No, I'm going to do the same thing with the Octet.
Always, we start from the left to put it in the second row, ignore the zeros, we take the front row
and then watch each other, by the way, for you to remember, it is easy to have these numbers just
numbers on the front row, there are the double of number one, double of number two, double of number
four and you keep going.
They are going to say the square of number two and up.
Then we are going to do the third part, we have not one, nine, nine, then we are going to have the
fourth bath.
Which is the we have thirty two plus eight plus two plus one, which is forty three.
No, no.
The IP address that we have here, we are going to convert it to the decimal, which is one sixty five.
58 199.
43.
This is our IP address in this along.
This is our IP address in Bohner.
Thank you very much.