Static IP required for Airport Extreme?

Does the latest airport extreme need to have a static ip from my ISP in order to create the "guest account" separate from the private account?

"I'm having trouble configuring the Airport Extreme to use the Static IP address with my primary computer"
You can reserve an IP address for any device you want.
Hard Drive > Applicatons > Utilities > AirPort Utility > Manual Setup.
Click the Internet Icon, then click the DHCP tab. Under DHCP Reservations, Click the + (Plus) button and type in the IP address of the device that you need and add a description of the device.

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