Internal IP (aka private IP): Used inside your local network. Example: 192.168.1.50 External IP (aka public IP): Assigned by your ISP and visible on the internet

What is the difference between internal and external IP?

• Internal IP (aka private IP): Used inside your local network. Example: 192.168.1.50
• External IP (aka public IP): Assigned by your ISP and visible on the internet

🧭 Where to find them:

• Internal IP:
   Windows: ipconfig
   Mac/Linux: ifconfig or ip a
• External IP:
   👉 Check using our public IP tool

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