[kesahey]

I am using broad band service & i want to share the ip address for my two systems, is this posssible. I know my ip address through the site named ip-details.com Now i want to share the ip address on both systems. Need help pls...........

[Nico]

If your systems are connected to the same router, they probably have the same IP already.

Although, your question is so vague that I'm forced to believe you're just advertising this site.

[stephen186]

I agree with Nico here...

if you have checked the IP of your first system through that site, you must have checked the other system IP and as you are using only one broadband service, there is no question of two different IPs showing here. ( i guess i am not making any confusion here)

[BurkeFour]

Uh...your broadband service is going to issue one ip address (unless you paid to have more). If you have more than one computer, they will be behind a device that does NAT (most likely a router). Thus, all outgoing traffic will share the same IP address. Internal to your LAN, each device has a separate IP address (issued most likely through DHCP). Are you saying that you're hosting some type of server that you want visible to the Internet? If so, you would need to follow the instructions of your router to expose it properly and safely...also, your broadband ISP may not let you do this.

[lalachan]

I have two computers connected by the same router and both have the same ip.

[mickeyy]

Yes, it is called NAT (Network Address Translation). You run your Internet into a router. The router will assign all of the computers on your network a private internal IP address and forward all connection through your Internet connection device.