Dynamic IP addresses are temporary and are given every time a computer to access the Internet. They are, in fact, borrowed from a group of IP addresses between different computers in common.
Since a limited number of static IP addresses available, many ISPs reserve a portion of their addresses assigned to the division between their subscribers in this way.
This reduces costs and allows them more subscribers in the service that they otherwise would. Static IP addresses are generally better for uses such as VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), online gaming, or any other purpose, users need to make it easy for other computers to locate and connect with them. Easy access can be facilitated when a dynamic IP address using a dynamic DNS service that allows other computers to find you even though you can use a temporary, single IP address.
This often involves an additional cost, but so will your ISP.
Since a limited number of static IP addresses available, many ISPs reserve a portion of their addresses assigned to the division between their subscribers in this way.
This reduces costs and allows them more subscribers in the service that they otherwise would. Static IP addresses are generally better for uses such as VOIP (Voice over Internet Protocol), online gaming, or any other purpose, users need to make it easy for other computers to locate and connect with them. Easy access can be facilitated when a dynamic IP address using a dynamic DNS service that allows other computers to find you even though you can use a temporary, single IP address.
This often involves an additional cost, but so will your ISP.
