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Static Addressing
For assigning IP addresses statically,
you have to go to each individual device and configure it with a unique
IP address. This method requires keeping very meticulous records because
problems can occur on the network if duplicate IP addresses are used.
Some operating systems, such as Windows send an ARP request to check
for a duplicate IP address when they attempt to initialize TCP/IP.
If they discover a duplicate, the operating systems will not initialize
TCP/IP and will generate an error message. Recordkeeping is important
because, not all operating systems identify duplicate IP addresses.
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