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There are also cases where one username corresponds with a few IP addresses from the same ISP, which is known as the NAT [network address translation] effect.
by CWuestefeld 16y ago
There are also cases where one username corresponds with a few IP addresses from the same ISP, which is known as the NAT [network address translation] effect.
Aren't they getting this backwards? NAT takes multiple computers (i.e., users) and concentrates them into a single outwardly-visible IP.
- chopsueyar 16y agoshould be "...which is known as a dynamic IP address." Actually, it is a bad sentence, 'which is known as' is referring to 'cases'.
- piguy314 16y agoSounds like multiple VPSes/seedboxes