See TCP/IP network. Internet service providers (ISPs) assign dynamic addresses to the modems of consumers but give business customers a non-changing "static IP." ...

A dynamic IP address is automatically assigned to a network when a router is connected and ready for use. You may notice that your IP address changes depending on what you're doing and which ...

My server (Windows 2000) is running DHCP (No separate hardware router for the Internet connection sharing). When my workstation is running Windows 2000, it is assigned a "dynamic" IP address. The ...

Let's say you have an IP address scheme of 192.168.1.1 that's assigned, dynamically, by your router. You might want to give a computer with an associated share the address 192.168.1.101.

That depends on whether your device has been assigned a static or dynamic IP address. As you might expect, static IPs don't change, but the majority of devices are assigned dynamic IPs that can ...

A dynamic IP address is automatically assigned to a network when a router is connected and ready for use. You may notice that your IP address changes depending on what you're doing and which ...