But isn't the easiest way to set a static IP on the home network simply to reserve one on the router? I thought most routers offer this possibility as a standard feature these days - you just configure it to assign the device's MAC address to the IP address you want it to have, and then when the device connects to the router, the DHCP assigns the reserved address - no mess, no fuss. My Linksys does this anyway. But maybe I'm missing something.
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