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Ip adresses
Ok so we have a wireless router that also acts as a modem from our isp. From what I understand it assigns our laptops their own ip adresses but the world sees the one ip adress of the router no mather what laptop where on. Now im wondering if theirs a way to change that so that the world sees 2 different ip adresses and not the same...
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Re: Ip adresses
Nope. A standard residential account has a single public IP address, the router is the device that enables multiple machines to share that address.
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