IP to Decimal Converter converts an IP Address to a Decimal Number. It also converts IPv4 to IPv6. After conversion from IP to ipv6, you can see the ipv6 expanded version as well as ipv6 compressed version.
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IP to decimal converter is a free IP address tool that converts the IPv4 or IPv6 address to its decimal form. That means the device converts the IP address to a human-readable or integer format.
For this tool, as an example, we are taking the IPv4 address. It is the most used IP address, and most people can easily understand and be well aware of that format.
In IPv4 address, the address is divided into four sub-blocks, and each sub-block has a different weight powered by the number 256.
To manually convert the IPv4 address to decimal, you require the following calculations.
Suppose we have an IPv4 address: 129.144.50.56 (that form referred to dotted decimal format)
IP Decimal Number Conversion = 16777216*129 + 65536*144 + 50*256 +56*1
IP Decimal Number = 2173710904
However, manually performing the conversion takes time and involves human error. Therefore, it's more satisfying to use an online tool like IP to Decimal Converter.
Enter an IP address 129.144.50.56 and click on the "Convert" button. The tool provides you the following results.
2173710904::ffff:8190:32380:0:0:0:0:ffff:8190:32380000:0000:0000:0000:0000:ffff:8190:3238An IP to decimal converter can be helpful if you are doing cross-browser testing. For example, suppose your web application saves IP addresses in the database as base-10 numbers. In that scenario, you can generate test cases that verify whether converting a dot-separated IP to a decimal IP is done correctly.
For example, the input of a test case would be a dot-separated IP address, 129.144.50.56, and the output would be a single decimal number, such as 2173710904. You can also use this tool to obfuscate IP addresses quickly. For example, if you load http://3232235777 in your browser bar, the browser converts it to http://192.168.1.1. In addition, if you think something looks like a decimal IP address, you can quickly test to see in which IP it converts and can also get IP location.
