04-02-2020, 01:53 PM
My experience: in one night, my tests tested favorably, failed testing, and experienced the “could not connect to test server” status. Shortly later that evening, tests were fine again. No configuration was needed on my out of the box, home/consumer grade modem nor router.
Now rereading: “Public IP” refers to your home/office network’s modem’s outbound IP address. If you’ve paid for a status or have dynamic thru your ISP, public is what you see when you present yourself to the WAN (the web). Check out https://whatismyip.com/ for instance.
My guess is that in most cases nobody had to do anything with his network setup...
Now rereading: “Public IP” refers to your home/office network’s modem’s outbound IP address. If you’ve paid for a status or have dynamic thru your ISP, public is what you see when you present yourself to the WAN (the web). Check out https://whatismyip.com/ for instance.
My guess is that in most cases nobody had to do anything with his network setup...