Generally, having a website on a shared IP address will not cause you any harm. However, there are a few cases when a static IP is required.

    * Having your own Private SSL Certificate. Secure e-commerce websites need SSL certificates for accepting credit cards online. Web hosts usually offer a shared SSL certificate where clients can share the Web host's SSL. If you are using your Web hosting provider's shared SSL you don't need a static IP.

    * Anonymous FTP. It means that anyone using the FTP software can access files in a special directory of your site. It's called Anonymous FTP because the user name used to access is "anonymous." Many Web hosting providers require a static IP for the anonymous FTP function to work properly.

    * You want to access your website by FTP or Web browser even when the domain name is inaccessible, such as domain name propagation periods.

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