Native IP vs Broadcast IP: Key Differences, Performance & Use Cases Explained

In computer networks, Native IP and Broadcast IP are two crucial types of IP addresses. While both are essential for network communication, they serve different purposes. This article explains their definitions, use cases, and key differences.

Native IP (also called device IP) is the unique identifier assigned to each network device. Every connected device receives a unique Native IP address (IPv4 or IPv6) for identification and communication.