Selecting IP Address Ranges GUI Instructions

Sponsored By TechLink Home

When trying to choose IP address ranges for a small network spanning multiple sites, try this method:

• Select a name for each site (usually named after its geographical location [e,g. city or suburb])
• Take the first letter of each site, and convert it to its ASCII value. For example, if a site was called Auckland, you would take the "A" and convert it to 65 using the ASCII table below.
• Form the network 192.168.&ltcode&gt.0, for our Auckland example, the network would be 192.168.65.0

ASCII Table

Decimal Code	ASCII Character
65	A
66	B
67	C
68	D
69	E
70	F
71	G
72	H
73	I
74	J
75	K
76	L
77	M
78	N
79	O
80	P
81	Q
82	R
83	S
84	T
85	U
86	V
87	W
88	X
89	Y
90	Z