An IP address is a unique address of your computing device on the Internet. There are two versions of IP Addresses, IPv4 and IPv6. The initial version of IPv4 is comprised of a 32-bit integer to represent an IP address. However, with prosperity of the Internet, a new 128-bit version of the IPv6 was invented to allow more devices to connect. Like postal address, the IP address must be unique globally so that traffic is delivered to the intended device.

The random IP generator was developed to help network engineers quickly generate the desired number of IP addresses for their intended work. We often use random IP generators to test the IP tools we develop.