Yeah wow, talk about misleading. It's not like it's unclear either, they make it very easy to understand. These are the three options you have: - Two public I

Yeah wow, talk about misleading. It's not like it's unclear either, they make it very easy to understand. These are the three options you have: - Two public IP addresses (IPv4 and IPv6) – The server has a public network and supports public IPv4 / IPv6 connections. - One public IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) - The server has a public network, but only supports either public IPv4 or IPv6 connections. - No public IP addresses – The server does not have a public network. Instead, it only is accessible within a private network and with a private IP address.