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Dotless IP Calculator (updated) Something about Dotless IP's Numeric IP addresses are generally unrecognizable to people. That's why we use names for network locations in the first place. Using an IP address, in its usual dotted-decimal format, in place of the name is commonly done and often effective to hide ur identity. But there are other ways to express that same number. The alternate formats are: "dword" - meaning double word because it consists essentially of two binary "words" of 16 bits; but it is expressed in decimal (base 10); "octal", meaning it's expressed in base 8; and "hexadecimal" hexa=6 + deci=10 (base 16). For example The dword equivalent of 207.46.130.45 (www.microsoft.com) is 3475931693. With the use of our Dotless IP calculator we show how and give you the calculation at once. Try it out Here One last notice : some browsers can not handle the dotless ip's this is also the case with some firewall's and proxy servers. This also can be the case with HEX or OCTAL IP's. Everything on this page has been tested with IE5.0, and only the mix of Octal,Decimal,Hex and Decimal, Octal did NOT work. Furthermore there is a bug in IE4.0 wich makes a dotless page apear as if you access it from a INTRANET page. Example's on www.tcp-ip.nu Dword : http://3569055659 Octal : http://0324.0273.0167.0253 Hex : http://0xD4.0xBB.0x77.0xAB Internet Explorer supports this, Netscape 3.x/4.x not Also valid in Hex would be : http://0xd4bb77ab/ The last way of changing your IP breaks the records What you think of mixing Octal/Hex/Decimal all together or for netscape users Octal and Decimal ? Yes this works, check this out : http://0324.0xbb.119.0253 or for netscape try this : http://0324.187.0167.171