Small hurdle that I tried to tackle tonight is the representation of IP addresses and ports. There are at least 4 representations of each that will need to be dealt with regularly:
- ASCII (e.g. "127.0.0.1", "80")
- Host-byte-order integer, useful for ports (16777343, 80)
- Network-byte-order integer, used in raw packets (2130706433, 20480)
- Network-byte-order byte-string, used by "inet_aton" and the like. ('\x7f\x00\x00\x01', '\x00\x00\x00P')
So, the IP address and Port were encapsulated in classes. This should make dealing with them slightly easier.
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Hai,
ReplyDeleteI found one site called www.ip-details.com.In that site There are html tags design available for represent the ip address.