Static vs. Dynamic IP Addresses
Understanding the distinction between static and dynamic IP addresses is important for making informed technical decisions. A static IP address remains constant, while a dynamic IP address changes periodically. Internet service providers (ISPs) typically assign dynamic IP addresses for residential use because they are easier to manage and scale. However, for business environments that require consistent connectivity, reliable remote access, or hosting services, static IP addresses are more typi
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