What is the IP address of the PDI Back Office PC at a commander site?

The PDI Back Office PC at a commander site is identified by a specific IP address that aligns with the network configuration typically used for internal systems. The IP address 10.xx.xx.141 fits within the private IP address space defined by the Internet Engineering Task Force (IETF). Private IP addresses are commonly used in internal networks and are not routable on the public internet, which makes them ideal for secure internal communications such as those between systems in a controlled environment.

In many cases, the structure of private IPs can indicate organizational hierarchies or departments within the network. The format of 10.xx.xx.141 suggests that it is part of a larger subnet designated for internal use, allowing for diverse configurations while maintaining a level of security and isolation from external networks.

The other options listed use different ranges that are less commonly associated with such applications, particularly if they fall into the standard public IP ranges or do not adhere to common organizational practices in network design for internal systems. Thus, the selection of the IP address 10.xx.xx.141 aligns with typical networking standards for back-office systems, confirming its appropriateness for the PDI Back Office PC.