We have a wireless router, and 3 separate computers. Will they have unique IP addresses, or will they all have the same one?
If you share wireless, will all your computers have the same IP?virus protection
Externally (websites and whatnot) will see them as all having the same IP.
Internally (everyone/thing) behind the router will have a unique IP.
If you share wireless, will all your computers have the same IP?agv
They will each have a unique internal IP address assigned by the router (192.168.*.*). However, they will all have the same external IP address assigned by your ISP.
it doesn't matter either you have an individual ip address and same one as long as it is properly connected and the wireless router is detected, the results will be the same, you can used it either way.
Internally (meaning on your own network) they will have different addresses, however, on the Internet they will all be seen as having the IP address leased to you by your ISP.
The router uses network address translation to keep track of which computers on the network are sending and receiving what packets and routes them to the correct machine on your network.
No, the router or you sets a range of IP addresses each machine will use. But they will all have a unique IP address to identify themselves on the network.
all will be differant!
they will all have different ip addresses. it will be within the same subnet because they are using the same router. for instance, if the router ip is 192.168.95.1 then the computer ips will be 192.168.95.x. Hope this answers your question.
each device will have it's own...
Hi,
They will all have the same I.P address, but there router address also will be shown on there P.C.
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