Network allowance: why a shared office shares one quota
The free daily allowance is counted per network, not per address, so a shared office or building draws from one pool rather than many.
The free daily allowance is counted per network, not per address, so a shared office or building draws from one pool rather than many.
An autonomous system number tells you which network operator carries traffic for an IP address, which is a useful and often underused signal, but it is not the same as a location.
An IP address identifies a network connection, not a physical address. Understanding that distinction prevents most IP geolocation disappointment.
Every endpoint now treats an IPv6 address exactly like an IPv4 one, from lookups and quota counting to the free allowance shared across a network.