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Private and Public IP Addresses (view source)
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A router or another Internet-capable machine will typically have two types of network interfaces: <i>internal</i> & <i>external</i>.
A router or another Internet- capable machine will typically have two types of network interfaces: <i>internal</i> & <i>external</i>.
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Any network interface must have an IP address in order to communicate inside or outside of the network. There are two types of IP addresses (in terms of accessibility, uniqueness & naming conventions): <b>public</b> and <b>private</b>.
Any network interface must have an IP address in order to communicate inside or outside of the network. There are two types of IP addresses (in terms of accessibility, uniqueness & naming conventions): <b>public</b> and <b>private</b>.
==Public IP address==
==Public IP address==