Question 13
Consider two fictitious addressing systems, IPv5 and IPv8, used to store the IP address of a machine. Following are the forms of storing addresses for each system.
IPv5: It is a 45-bit long address denoted by 5 sets of 3-digit octal numbers separated by a hyphen (-).
e.g. xxx - xxx - xxx - xxx - xxx
IPv8: It is a 64-bit long address denoted by 4 sets of 4-bit hexadecimal numbers separated by colon (:)
e.g. xxxx:xxxx:xxxx:xxxx
How would an IPv5 address, 145-123-010-235-453 be represented in IPv8 format based on information given above?