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What's the difference dynamic and fibre broadband?
| Wait what's the stuff between static and dynamic. My bad
| I'm assuming they mean the difference between what usually is residential dynamic broadband versus enterprise internet access with SLAs and static IP-Addresses. Well, the former is what normal ""consumers"" would have, you know your TV package with internet and all that bullshit. That one has no SLA and no static (constant) IP. Now the formar is usually enterprise internet. It's got an SLA with beefier routers and sometimes static IP-Adresses.
| >>333175
Enterprise broadband routers tend to have VDSL2 backup connections in case the fiber connection suffers downtime, at least that's what I've seen. These routers can be managed and the subscription fees are not exactly cheap.
| Dynamic means it changes, static means it doesn't. Usually refers to an IP address, not a whole service. Are you working on a vn or intranet?
| Errr not sure lol just doing a project for my school thing which asks for a Internet plan for a business of interior designers.
| Here's something about dynamic IP. Say you're hosting a website. What happens if the site changes its address?
| >>333376
If that's the question we're supposed to answer then that's just not going to happen. There's many variables to that. But in general for small and medium business you're not going to host websites in-house. But even large businesses just use AWS, GCP or Azure. You gotta maintain infrastructure. Now do your own god damn homework. If you're an IT fag you're supposed to know how to get to information by yourself.
| >>333383 if the servers ip changed wouldn't it be refreshed in the ISP routing table and be accessible again with the link.
| Either that or I could be ill informed and need to confirm more stuff.
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| Need it for a project g/u/r/ls