Two IP Addresses

Tiago Arlan

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what is the difference between my Lan IP Address and IP Address given by whatismyip.com??..they are not similar..i am not having a proxy and set my computer to Auto Obtain IP Address..

tnx in advance,
Tiago
 
Solution
The two IP addresses you see are for two different networks, your local network and the IP address used for your local network to access the Internet. Long story short, your LAN IP address is a local IP address determined by your router (or you if you choose to manually set it) and is used to specify devices on your local network. The address you get from whatismyip.com is the address your network gets from the Internet Service Provider and devices on your local network to access the Internet. In practice this means that on your local network each machine will have a different local IP address, but the same remote IP address.
The two IP addresses you see are for two different networks, your local network and the IP address used for your local network to access the Internet. Long story short, your LAN IP address is a local IP address determined by your router (or you if you choose to manually set it) and is used to specify devices on your local network. The address you get from whatismyip.com is the address your network gets from the Internet Service Provider and devices on your local network to access the Internet. In practice this means that on your local network each machine will have a different local IP address, but the same remote IP address.
 
Solution
if two computers connect to the internet,one using LAN and the other thru Wifi router,will they have the same "Remote IP Address" provided by the ISP??

thnx in advance and for the immediate response Corbeau..

-Tiago