Router and IP Address Inquiry

[jasonrey]

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hello mga masters!

basics rajud akong nakat-onan aning networking. naa koy PLDT DSL ug linksys wireless router sa balay.
na configure na nako nga maka internet ang akong laptop thru wifi.

akong question:
lain2x na ug ip address ang makakita sa mga websites? or 1 ra?
unsay work-around nga lain2x ip address ang makita sa mga websites?
is that possible?

if ever naa nay thread ingon ani, please point me in the right direction.
thanks!

[cold_fusion]

akong question:
lain2x na ug ip address ang makakita sa mga websites? or 1 ra?
unsay work-around nga lain2x ip address ang makita sa mga websites?
is that possible?

1 address only. No work around. This is called NAT (Network Address Translation). Your router has only 1 IP address given by PLDT (unless you have a business account). This IP connection is shared by your LAN.

Incoming connection to the NATed LAN is also difficult because the router will not know where to connect. Port-forwarding solves this. You could specify which incoming port corresponds to your local LAN IP.

[netcommando]

business account pwidi 5 usable ip, ilis2 lng ka 5 ka ip pero mau ra gihapon usa ra ka ip block. kun dhcp connection imo, 1 ra jud ka ip gi-allow sa pldt kay mahurot nya, di na ka connect uban... he he hee. pwidi na mabag-o huwat ka mga 5-7minutes arn ma flush-out imo mac address sa fdb, kay kun napilit pa na imo mac add sa fdb naka map na na daan sa previous ip add mao bisan unsaon release/renew mao lng gihapn ip add.

[Tin_Tin]

Incoming connection to the NATed LAN is also difficult because the router will not know where to connect. Port-forwarding solves this. You could specify which incoming port corresponds to your local LAN IP.

naa ra na sa router ma configure bro...?

[cold_fusion]

naa ra na sa router ma configure bro...?

Yes.

[Tin_Tin]

Yes.

ahhhh salamat....

[jasonrey]

1 address only. No work around. This is called NAT (Network Address Translation). Your router has only 1 IP address given by PLDT (unless you have a business account). This IP connection is shared by your LAN.

Incoming connection to the NATed LAN is also difficult because the router will not know where to connect. Port-forwarding solves this. You could specify which incoming port corresponds to your local LAN IP.

thanks for the reply sir. regarding port forwarding, do i have to do/set this if i just use my router for simple network activities (file sharing, printer sharing and internet sharing)?

[cold_fusion]

thanks for the reply sir. regarding port forwarding, do i have to do/set this if i just use my router for simple network activities (file sharing, printer sharing and internet sharing)?

No need to setup the router for file sharing and printer sharing.
But for internet sharing, the default installation of the router is enabled and has unrestricted all outgoing connection. What you can setup is the incoming connection by adding port-forward rules. Also some routers have QoS where you can control the bandwidth of each PC or service it uses for priority, example browsing can have lower priority than gaming.

[netcommando]

akong question:
lain2x na ug ip address ang makakita sa mga websites? or 1 ra?
unsay work-around nga lain2x ip address ang makita sa mga websites?
is that possible?

unsa man purpose nimo gusto lain2 ka public ip add? any purpose is denied kay enabled na option82 sa tanan network devices nga maagian sa tanan i-forward nimo nga data but it needs court order to trace kay makalapas unya sa privacy rights nimo...