Enabling Static IP To VM in GCP
Enabling Static IP To VM in GCP
Static IP:
Static IP addresses are fixed that are manually assigned to a system device. It was the initial
technique of assigning IP addresses to network devices. On the network configuration page,
the network administrator manually inputs the IP address for every system. In addition, the
administrator should specify data like the subnet mask and default gateway. Additionally,
this process had to be carried out on all of the network's devices. As a result, it is complex to
allocate the IP addresses to an extensive network of devices.
If your computer is hosting a web server, its IP address is what identifies it to the rest of the
Internet. A computer on the Internet can have a static IP address, which means it stays the
same over time, or a dynamic IP address, which means the address can change over time.
3. Once the VM is successfully created you can able to see 2 IP’s in your console
Dynamic IP addresses can change over time as devices connect and disconnect from the
network. By default, External IP is always dynamic, It keep on changing until we make it as
static also this is additionally chargeable.
Provide the IP details like name of the IP and description like below
Click on RESERVE to allocate the Static IP to the server
Difference between Static and Dynamic IP:
Usage These are appropriate for Dynamic IP addresses are appropriate for a
dedicated services like FTP, mail, large network that needs an internet
and VPN servers. connection for all devices.
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