This document discusses assigning static IP addresses in a home network. It explains that assigning each device a specific IP address avoids problems when troubleshooting and prevents address conflicts. The steps to assign a static IP address on a Windows computer are provided, which include opening network connections, selecting TCP/IP properties, and entering the IP address, subnet mask, default gateway, and DNS server addresses. Properly assigning static IP addresses allows easy management and identification of devices on the home network.