What is my public IP or IPV4 address?

My public IP address is here:

What Is an IP Address?

IP stands for internet protocol. It is an identifying number that is associated with a specific computer or computer network. When connected to the internet, the IP address allows the computers to send and receive information. My Public IP Tool helps you to find your public IP in seconds.

What Is My Public IP Address?

The public IP address is the Internet Protocol address, logged by various servers/devices. This is when you connect to these devices through your internet connection. This is the same IP address that we show on our homepage. So why the secondary page? Well, not everyone speaks the language of IP addresses.  We want to make it as simple as possible for everyone to find the information they need. Some even refer to this as their external IP address. Again, it’s the same IP we show on our homepage, just referred to as something different.

History of IP address or My public IP:

While the internet only became a common thing in the late 1990s and early 2000s, there have been IP addresses around since the 1970s. In the beginning, it was mainly used in the military as a way of identifying computers within the same network. Over time, universities started using IP addresses, as well as other users within a network. Now, it is something that every computer in the world that is connected to the internet uses.

Some Facts About IPv4 address:

– IP addresses are based on the Decimal Number system

– Their work is somewhat similar to that of residential addresses in the real world.

– If tools like NAT, Subnetting, and DHCP weren’t available we would have run out of IP addresses by now.

– Last but most interesting fact is that we assign numbers to wires and computers and they work like addresses of different physical locations in the real world to facilitate communication and Information Exchange.

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