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Ah, most of the stuff I statically assign ends up providing services to dhcp devices. File shares, media servers, whatever.
Always struggled with the concept of isolated servers because usually I set them up for things I want to access. Even setting up a game server for friends i'm going to want to directly connect internally.
On the other hand in business, isolating things makes much more sense. I isolate old hosts that we can't quite decommission or update for reasons, and setup as-isolated-as-reasonable ways for users to access these hosts like with rdp to a jumpbox that doesn't have any other access beyond rdp and said server.