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Originally Posted by kandah
Can someone explain c-classes to me I never picked up on it.
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What are "Multiple Class C IP Addresses?"
An IP is an Internet Protocol address which is a numeric address. This address looks like 12.34.567.890 and is in the format A.B.C.D. In the 12.34.567.890, the 567 is in the C place. When you have multiple Class C IP's, they have different C numbers. Modern web hosting companies, if they give you multiple IP's, give them in the same A.B.C class, but with a different D.