What it is used for
These conversions are useful when reading firewall rules, configuring ranges in hexadecimal format, or understanding how a legacy system stores IP addresses as a single integer.
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Convert any IPv4 address to its decimal (32-bit integer), hexadecimal, and per-octet binary representation.
These conversions are useful when reading firewall rules, configuring ranges in hexadecimal format, or understanding how a legacy system stores IP addresses as a single integer.
Frequently asked questions
No, this calculator is IPv4-specific. IPv6 uses a different conversion format.
It is the IP read as a single 32-bit number, used by some systems and databases instead of the dotted format.