Core.https_address vs ipv4.address

Hi everybody
Another silly question from a slow brain …
I downloaded the sample Incus preseed file from Linux Containers. Under # Daemon settings there is config: / core.https_address:. Further down, under networks, there is config: / ipv4.address.
Can someone please tell me: Do they mean the same thing? If not, what is the difference between the two and where/when would one use the one over the other?
What about cluster.address vs server.address?

Thank you

core.https_address is the IPv4 address that Incus itself will listen on (if any), that is used for remote connection by Incus clients to the API.

ipv4.address in the preseed (set to auto) is the IPv4 address to be put on the incusbr0 bridge that’s being created, this will become the gateway for the network that Incus will use for your containers and VMs.

This question refers to How to initialize Incus - Incus documentation

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Thank you sir