DHCP: When to Use it (And When Not to)

The Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol (DHCP) automatically assigns unique IP addresses to your devices, along with other necessary details like subnet masks and default gateway information. This process allows devices to communicate within the network and access the internet.
Automating this process, rather than manually configuring each device, saves a lot of time and reduces errors.
DHCP is a free and reliable way to configure devices on IP networks, but it isn’t without its drawbacks ...