[[Diablo]]

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Originally Posted by Mark_Weston That alaso localhost. -_- whatsmyip.org

no it's not. 127.0.0.1 a.k.a localhost a.k.a ::1 are all loopback addresses (meaning they point to itself - this computer).. running the ipconfig in cmd will give you your local address (very often it is a 192.168.x.x), which is accessible from all devices in the same network.

the 'outiside' address or WAN address is a public IP, usually given by your ISP, and it represents your computer on the world wide web.

there is no need to add a public IP on local network (yes, wifi is also local network).

ontopic:

you should get your local ip by running start -> cmd -> ipconfig, and tell this ip to your friend.