Only one: the local ip. It can be fixed or assigned by DHCP. The external ip is the same for all computers on a local network.
A computer can have one primary address and multiple secondary addresses. It was used in the old days on routers and unix machines.
It's like having two ip networks on the same lan
In the old days it was used on routers and unix machines.
Only one: the local ip. It can be fixed or assigned by DHCP. The external ip is the same for all computers on a local network.
A computer can have one primary address and multiple secondary addresses. It was used in the old days on routers and unix machines.
It's like having two ip networks on the same lan
In the old days it was used on routers and unix machines.