Two IP addresses of one device in local network. How to interpret them?

Question

I used Bonjour in C# to get IP address of IP camera in the local network. I used GetAddrInfo(...) to do so. When the address is found this method is invoked:

  private static void eventManager_AddressFound(DNSSDService service, DNSSDFlags flags, uint ifIndex, string hostname, DNSSDAddressFamily addressFamily, string address, uint ttl) {
        Console.WriteLine("----------------------------------------");
        Console.WriteLine(hostname);
        Console.WriteLine(address);
        Console.WriteLine("----------------------------------------");

    }

The output I get is:

----------------------------------------
axis-00408cbeeae5.local.
192.168.0.2
----------------------------------------
----------------------------------------
axis-00408cbeeae5.local.
169.254.44.36
----------------------------------------

When I want to connect to the device I use first address. What is the second address for? Also when I run ipconfig I see two different ip addresses of my machine. So I see analogy but I do not understand it.

Answer 1

That second address looks like one used for autoconfiguration. It should go away once the adapter has been configured. I don't know why it would persist, but then, I don't know about IP cameras.

If the first address works, then just keep using it. Basically, use the first address that works.