what is the difference between Network ID and IP address?

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Jeya S · Accepted Answer

IP Address: - A unique identifier for a device on a network. - Typically written in IPv4 format like 192.168.1.10. - Split into two parts: Network ID and Host ID. Network ID: - The portion of the IP address that identifies the network itself. - All devices on the same network share the same Network ID. - Determined by the subnet mask.

Ajith Kumar · Answer

An IP address is a unique address assigned to a device (like a computer, printer, or phone) on a network The Network ID is the part of the IP address that identifies which network the device belongs to.

what is the difference between Network ID and IP address?

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