Which IP addressing methods can be used for Dante devices?

The correct choice highlights the two primary methods of IP addressing available for Dante devices: static IP addressing and DHCP.

Static IP addressing involves manually assigning a specific IP address to each device within the network. This method ensures that the device always retains the same address, making it easier to manage and configure, especially for network setups that require reliability and consistent performance, such as audio networking scenarios.

On the other hand, DHCP, or Dynamic Host Configuration Protocol, allows devices to obtain their IP addresses automatically from a DHCP server on the network. This is beneficial for setups where devices may change frequently, as it simplifies the process of managing IP addresses and reduces the risk of conflicts, ultimately streamlining the initial setup of a network.

Together, these two addressing methods provide flexibility and robustness in configuring Dante devices in a network environment, allowing for easy integration and management based on specific needs and circumstances.