This IP address’ It stands for the abbreviation ‘Internet Protocol’. identity of any device – a mobile phone, computer, tablet, etc. connected to an internet network. However, the MAC number of each device differs as identification, even if it is not connected to the internet.
‘IP’ identifier, allows devices to send information to each other on a networkIt has location information so that after connecting to the Internet, a distinction is made between computers, websites and routers.
According to the private portal ‘Xataka’, The identifier may change if ‘IP’ is variable or fixedHowever, the device will always be detected during any Internet connection and this is imperative, since all web pages, programs and applications running on the network send data from an ‘IP – yours – it will not be possible to browse without it. to another ‘IP’.
For example, A web page server knows which device will send the pages a user wants to visit. This is one of the main reasons why there is no equal ‘IP’ in the world.
The portal also records that there are public and private ‘IPs’. Public addresses are assigned by the Internet provider known as the ‘ISP’ and used by users to connect to the network. Private “IPs” are those that perform a similar function to public ones, but differ from them in that they allow identification of every device connected to a network, not for surfing the Internet.
Regarding the ‘IP’ number, the ‘Latam Kaspersky’ portal reports: is a random number Established by ‘Internet Assigned Numbers Authority’ (Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, IANA), part of ‘internet company‘ for numbers and assigned names (Internet Authority for Assigned Names and Numbers, ICANN).
This is a sequence of numbers separated by dots. for example: 192.132.1.70. Each number can range from 0 to 255, meaning the entire range of IP addresses goes from 0.0.0.0 to 255.255.255.255.
If we take the previous example -192.132.1.70-, this number corresponds to:
-192: mainnet identifier.
-132: Subnet identifier.
-1: identifier of the second subnet.
-70: user device identifier on the public network.
If you want to know what your ‘IP’ number is, there are pages that provide this convenience, for example: www.cualesmIP.com
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