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To make creating the string easier, start the string
with 55 and copy the remainder of the ASCII string
past the IP address, as these values never change.
with 55 and copy the remainder of the ASCII string
past the IP address, as these values never change.
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The example string had a length value of 3E (62
represented as a hex value).
represented as a hex value).
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In this value, do not represent 62 as the hex character
values of 6 and 2: instead, take the decimal value of
62 and convert to its equivalent hex (base 16) value
(62 was converted to 3E in the example).
values of 6 and 2: instead, take the decimal value of
62 and convert to its equivalent hex (base 16) value
(62 was converted to 3E in the example).
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Decimal-to-hex converters are easily found on the
Internet, and most computer calculators have a
decimal-to-hex function available, possibly under an
advanced feature.
Internet, and most computer calculators have a
decimal-to-hex function available, possibly under an
advanced feature.
The example IP address was 12 characters long which leaves the remainder of the hex
string to be 50 characters long. Add the number of ASCII characters in your IP address
(including the dots!) to the known 50 characters and create your string length value to
replace the 3E.
This technical information can be used to program other 3rd-party DHCP servers.
Figure 16. ASCII Character lookup table
DEC
HEX
Symbol Description
32
20
Space
33
21
!
Exclamation mark
34
22
"
Double quotes (or speech marks)
35
23
#
Number
36
24
$
Dollar
37
25
%
Procenttecken
38
26
&
Ampersand
39
27
'
Single quote
40
28
(
Open parenthesis (or open bracket)
41
29
)
Close parenthesis (or close bracket)
42
2A
*
Asterisk
43
2B
+
Plus
44
2C
,
Comma
45
2D
-
Hyphen
46
2E
.
Period, dot or full stop
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