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Most people who tried hosting anything are aware whether they are or are not using a static IP address for their home or small business connection. It's usually
by selfhoster11 5y ago
Most people who tried hosting anything are aware whether they are or are not using a static IP address for their home or small business connection. It's usually a paid extra, even available on some ISPs that only give out IPv6 addresses with a CGNAT.
If the IP address doesn't change very often, it's not a bad idea to set up a dynamic DNS script and base your allow list on that subdomain rather than the raw IP address.