World of Computer Networking Your CCNA start - Static Internet Protocol (IP) Addresses

The video tutorial discusses the differences between static and dynamic IP addresses. It explains that static IP addresses are assigned to specific devices and do not change, making them suitable for services like web and email servers. However, they are costly and require additional security measures. Dynamic IP addresses, on the other hand, are more suitable for end-user devices like mobile phones and laptops. The tutorial also covers the advantages and disadvantages of static IPs, including cost and security concerns, and suggests using firewalls to protect servers with static IPs.

What security measures should be taken when using static IP addresses?

Why is it generally unnecessary to assign static IP addresses to end-user devices?