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== IP Address == | == IP Address == | ||
− | An IP address is the numerical identification that is assigned to devices that utilize the Internet Protocol like your computer's network card. Think of it as your home address for the Internet. There are two | + | An IP address is the numerical identification that is assigned to devices that utilize the Internet Protocol like your computer's network card. Think of it as your home address for the Internet. There are two version of the IP protocol: IPv4 and IPv6. This tutorial will cover both. |
A traditional IP address looks like this: | A traditional IP address looks like this: |