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Domain name are converted to actual address using table at a DNS or domain designation server.
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Even though a net address have a domain first name, that domain label is assigned to the IP# of that address. For example
http://www.yahoo.com is in actuality IP# 69.147.114.120. You get your hands on this by pinging the url, this will convert the url to the IP# and after you can break it down into binary from nearby.
If you don't know how to ping...spread out run and afterwards type within ping -t www.yahoo.com (or anything url you need to ping)
Hope this help you
peace,
mavin
Well if you know the domain label you would do a whois or traceroute to find the IP address. Once you hold the IP address you would convert it to binary... for instance:
Example of dotted-quad to binary conversion:
Dotted Quad 192. 9. 200. 1
Binary 1100 0000 - 0000 1001 - 1100 1000 - 0000 0001
Example of binary to dotted-quad conversion:
Binary 0000 1010 0011 0010 1010 0111 0000 1101
Dotted Quad 10. 50. 167. 13
so respectively 8 binary numbers = 1 of the 4 octets
ie, in the final octet above.. the number 13
within binary would be 0000 1101
http://www.ccci.com/tools/subcalc/binary...
honest luck.
Not sure If I return with the interview ok, but for what I figure out you want to convert your domain moniker to binary.
First you should catch the domain given name IP, I you don't know it you can get underway the command promt and PING www.yourdomain.com (example) during the process you will acquire a message:
"pinging 145.7.2.16 (example)" convert that to binary and you would take something like
01001011.00000111.00000010.000...