Public Addresses

What does a public IP address represent?
1. The unique identifier of a device on the internet.
2. The internal IP address of a device on a local network.
3. The IP address used for communication within a private network.
4. The temporary IP address assigned to a device when connecting to a public Wi-Fi network.
How are public IP addresses obtained?
1. They are assigned by Internet Service Providers (ISPs).
2. They are generated automatically by devices when connected to the internet.
3. They are obtained through public IP address marketplaces.
4. They are freely available for download from the internet.
What is the purpose of a public IP address?
1. To allow devices to communicate with other devices on the internet.
2. To restrict access to specific websites or online services.
3. To provide a local network with internal IP addresses.
4. To establish connections within a private network.
Can multiple devices have the same public IP address?
1. No, each device on the internet must have a unique public IP address.
2. Yes, devices within the same local network can share a public IP address.
3. Yes, devices within the same city or region can share a public IP address.
4. Yes, devices owned by the same person can share a public IP address.
Are public IP addresses routable across the internet?
1. Yes, public IP addresses are accessible and routable globally.
2. No, public IP addresses can only be used within a specific country or region.
3. No, public IP addresses can only be used within a specific internet service provider.
4. No, public IP addresses are limited to specific websites and online services.

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