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I am new to web-hosting and have a neat web analyzer tool. However, I am confused as to why there are multiple "visitors" listed from the same IP address. I thought that was a unique indentifier. Are they the same visitors looking at the site more than once?
If there are multiple hits from the same IP address, are those all the same person?
Usally it means it's the same person, but sometimes a network has a router witch converts it all to the same IP address. So it may be the same visitor or different people on the same network.
If there are multiple hits from the same IP address, are those all the same person?
No two IP adresses are alike. If you see more than one hit from the same IP adress then it is the same person.
If there are multiple hits from the same IP address, are those all the same person?
the IP you see may be a single user or a gateway from a corporate site. if its the latter, then you may have many people accessing your site from that network gateway
If there are multiple hits from the same IP address, are those all the same person?
It could be from a network of users that have the same IP address, like a business with many computers and only one internet connection.
If there are multiple hits from the same IP address, are those all the same person?
Multiple people behind a router using the same wireless network will show up as a single IP address.
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