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Hi,
What are the advantages of assigning the ip address for the system using dynamic rather than static ........
Is there any performance differences ........
Thanks in Advance....
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- 05-06-2007 #1Linux Newbie
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Dynamic Ip address
Hi,
What are the advantages of assigning the ip address for the system using dynamic rather than static ........
Is there any performance differences ........
Thanks in Advance.
- 05-09-2007 #2Banned
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Unless you're providing services to other machines,
there's no reason to make a machine static. It just
increases system administration and IP management
cycles that aren't absolutely necessary.
- 05-09-2007 #3
There's no performance difference. It's just a lot easier to use dynamic addressing, especially as the number of connected machines goes up.
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- 05-12-2007 #4
It's possible to bind in DHCP a MAC address to a dedicated IP address. This way you can also have servers to use DHCP because they get the same IP all the time. In addition you also could use DNS registration with DHCP. This way a server, who gets different IPs every reboot registers it's DNS name via DHCP so that every client can transparently access the server with the identical DNS name but different IP addresses.
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