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Not just here for the pie
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A key:
Dial-up: dynamic IP *changes every time you connect* Broadband (cable or other always-on net types): static IP *changes only when either you request a change or if the modem gets unplugged* Bear in mind that these are only general definitions, and I could be wrong. ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() ![]() Seems to you the thing to do would be to isolate the winner.
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Actually, Fatso is right, it's IP per modem (not really, but if you have a direct connection as in no router), but Ace is also correct, ever computer has an IP. In the case of having a router, the router has the network's IP, each computer has an IP address for the router. So if you are using Wireless or you have a router, the IP your computer has is the IP address within your network. The IP you send out, however, is your network's IP, which usually changes upon reconnecting.
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omg wtf hax
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It'd just give us a good place to talk about our economies and strategies, and if we ever got into an alliance war or something, it'd be nice to have some forums for diplomacy.
EDIT: I'm being espionaged by n158 from his planet BlackBox at 1:12:9 This post was edited 1 times, last edit by Minority: Sep 12 2007, 9:35 pm.
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