What is the difference between a local IP and a static IP?
GeneralClass 10CBSEAnswered 25 May 2026
Answer
- Local IP (private IP): the address your device gets inside your home or office network, assigned by your router. It only works within that network — no one on the internet can reach your device using it. Typical format:
192.168.x.xor10.x.x.x - Static IP: an IP address that does not change. It can be local (your router always gives your printer the same address) or public (your internet provider always gives your connection the same address).
Think of it this way: your local IP is your apartment number inside a building. Your public IP is the building's street address. Static just means the number never changes.
Suggested Q&A
General · Class 10- GeneralClass 10Explain the role of an entrepreneur as an innovator and job and wealth generator.
- GeneralClass 10The spirit of entrepreneurship helps an individual to grow. Explain this statement in detail.
- GeneralClass 10Explain the process of entrepreneurship in detail.
- GeneralClass 10Explain the role of entrepreneur as described by Peter Drucker.
- GeneralClass 10How does Jean Baptiste Say envisage the role of the entrepreneur?
- GeneralClass 10According to a famous thinker Peter Drucker, innovation is a specific instrument of an entrepreneur. Hence he believes that an effective entrepreneur converts a source into a resource. When is a source converted into a resource? Explain with the help if an example.