For example, a laptop in a business office needs one set of network configurations for internet connectivity. Because they frequently move, they need different IP configurations depending on location. Client systems receive their IP address configurations dynamically because these devices are often transient on the network and frequently move between networks. This is an OS setting controlled by administrators. are configured as DHCP clients by default. Most end-user devices - e.g., desktop computers, laptops, phones, tablets, etc. Referred to as dynamically assigned addresses, the IP settings are leased from a Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol ( DHCP) server that holds a pool of available addresses. No typographical errors or duplicates are acceptable. Referred to as static IP addresses, the addresses are manually configured on the device.
IP addresses are configured on client systems in two ways:
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