If your question is about ip address allocation by isp:
whenever a user connect to the isp's network, from a specified range, its server allocates a dynamic ip address mostly or it can be static. if it is static, then the user will have the same ip address for a very long time (based on the deal). But if it is dynamic then it means it will change after some time or upon reconnect.
now the if your question is about your LAN (at work etc):
a computer again can have a fixed ip address assigned by the administrator or dhcp server can give your PC an ip address upon start. You may retain the same ip address for some days if such permission has been granted by the admin.
IP addresses in LAN are normally not public addresses and therefore the range may not matter as long as it is in the same network segment.
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If you have a LAN you can allocate an IP address . If you have a internet connection your IP is usually allocated to you by your ISP
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An IP address comes in two formats: ipV4 and ipV6. In IpV4 32 bits are allocated to the IP address. In IpV6, 128 bits are allocated to the address. This is done by the protocol and is a standard for developing an IP address.
An allocated IP (Internet Protocol) address is the IP address your ISP (Internet Service Provider) gives you. When you connect to the Internet, this is what you use to connect to websites and is also a unique identifier (although it changes every so often, unless your ISP gives you a static IP rather than dynamic).
its local ip address
population in the House and equality in the Senate.
In most countries, telephone numbers are assigned in blocks to telephone companies, which then give out the numbers to their customers. A number is "allocated" if it is in a block that has been assigned to a telephone company.
People have different ip addresses
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DHCPACK is a confirmation for the acceptance of the DHCPOFFER from the Client. DHCP Server Sends DHCPACK in response to DHCPREQUEST to renew the lease time or to confirm the allocated IP address. DHCPACK is a confirmation for the acceptance of the DHCPOFFER from the Client. DHCP Server Sends DHCPACK in response to DHCPREQUEST to renew the lease time or to confirm the allocated IP address.
The IP Address 192.168.1.01 is for Internet Assigned Numbers Authority, a corporation who are based in Los Angeles. The numbers 255.255.0 are not part of the IP address; it is the subnet mask.