hosting - ip/seo basics

DanielQ

DanielQ

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A police state.
Up until now I've hosted all my sites on one server under one IP. Now that I'm beginning to develop site networks in certain niches I'd like to have all my money sites and most secondary sites on their own IP address.

I know the importance of this is debated. However, with potentially 50+ sites/niche, I'd like to play it the safe route.

I know some people suggest creating multiple-shared hosting accounts. I'd like to avoid this if possible, for management purposes.

Currently I have VPS with LiquidWeb. I'm looking to find a secondary VPS host that is reputable, allows multiple c-class ips, and ideally allows software like scrapebox/xrumer.

How many sites would you use per ip? If I interlink 5 niche A sites on 5 c-class IPs is there a potential penalty for interlinking 5 niche B sites on the same ip addresses?

Any suggestions? What do you do?
 


theoretically they could even sandbox you by the IP-whois information.
either your data or your hosts' data will be found there.
and if you have 100 sites interlinking form different c-classes , that might be enough to raise some concerns even when it's just the same host.
/paranoid
 
I know that whois info is also of a concern, and I plan to mask that eventually as well. For now I'll start with hiding the shared IPs. What method do you guys use? Any hosting recommendations for this?
 
So separate accounts on everything. That sounds ideal, but there's got to be a more practical solution for those who haven't quite reached that point?
 
Andrew Scherer said:
You can achieve separate IPs and unique name servers with some hosts. You don't need a bunch of different hosting accounts
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But which hosts that are reputable?

I'm using liquidweb and they allow additional ips but usually not class c ips. I have like 8 with them, but they're on two class c blocks.

I'm looking for a host that will let me have unlimited c-clas IPs but who I can also trust with my data.
 
You are not accomplishing anything and wasting time/money unless your sites are physically on different servers/networks. Trying to use different "class "c's" (which do not exist anymore and havn't for 15 years) and appear to be on separate servers does not work as the internet does not work that way.
 
Um " Trying to use different "class "c's" (which do not exist anymore and havn't for 15 years)"

Class C's do in fact "exist" and are used every single day. A /24 is a VERY common delegation.

For example, I could route you 100 Class C's today for SEO purposes, so they are in fact not a rarity as you state. Are you sure you are not referring to class B's?
 
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