What is a Dedicated IP Address
A dedicated IP address refers to an Internet Protocol address that is allocated solely to a single hosting account, server, or user.
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A dedicated IP address refers to an Internet Protocol address that is allocated solely to a single hosting account, server, or user.
The primary distinction between dedicated and shared IPs lies in their user base. A dedicated IP remains allocated to a single user, while a shared IP can be used by multiple individuals at the same time.
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