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Your IP Address

Your local IP address is the numerical representation of your computer's location on the Internet. Every device that connects to the Internet has a unique IP address. Some connections have a temporary or dynamic IP address and others have a static IP address.

Your local IP address can assist technicians when troubleshooting your access or connections to and from DRAM Online.