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  • 96ukssob
    So Fucking Banananananas
    • Mar 2003
    • 12991

    #1

    Dedicated Server I Don't Really Use

    I've got two servers, one of which I rarely use and basically sits there with a few small project sites I have setup on it. I don't want to move them to the other box because there I have all my adult sites hosted.

    So, should I

    a) create a bunch of smaller accounts for $5/10 per month
    b) find someone to split the server with
    c) dump it and just move everything to the adult server

    my only concern is when I was doing things before, someone found my consulting site was also listed with adult sites and called me out. from what I lost on that deal along isn't worth combining them together... unless I can setup split DNS records for the same server?

    Its old I know, but cheap, here are the stats:

    24/7 Managed
    P4 3.0 GHz Processer
    2GB RAM
    2x 160GB HDD
    CentOS 5.x OS
    cPanel
    1200 GB Bandwidth
    100 Mbps Uplink
    8IPs
    Email: Clicky on Me
  • bigluv
    Confirmed User
    • Jul 2008
    • 850

    #2
    DNS is by domain not by IP.

    If you're worried about someone noticing that some sites have the same IP as some other sites , either claim its a "shared" host or possibly get your host to give you a second IP to host those mainstream sites on.

    Depending on traffic though, why dont you just take a $5 - $10 package with hostgator or something and host 'em there.

    Don't use certified hosting though, they are unprofessional pricks.

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    • georgeyw
      58008 53773
      • Jul 2005
      • 9865

      #3
      As bigluv said, grab yourself a cheap shared account if they are small projects.

      Otherwise develop a couple of sites that generate enough revenue to pay for that server (this is what i've done for my 2nd box as it is much the same as yours - hardly used but want to keep it separate.
      TripleXPrint on Megan Fox
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      • 96ukssob
        So Fucking Banananananas
        • Mar 2003
        • 12991

        #4
        Originally posted by bigluv
        DNS is by domain not by IP.

        If you're worried about someone noticing that some sites have the same IP as some other sites , either claim its a "shared" host or possibly get your host to give you a second IP to host those mainstream sites on.

        Depending on traffic though, why dont you just take a $5 - $10 package with hostgator or something and host 'em there.

        Don't use certified hosting though, they are unprofessional pricks.
        Just had a HORRIBLE experience with Hostgator

        I'm sure there are others, but I think I'm leaning this route.

        Originally posted by georgeyw
        As bigluv said, grab yourself a cheap shared account if they are small projects.

        Otherwise develop a couple of sites that generate enough revenue to pay for that server (this is what i've done for my 2nd box as it is much the same as yours - hardly used but want to keep it separate.
        Only problem is I have so much custom configured crap with PHP for different scripts, it wouldn't move over easy. I already tried and everything broke.
        Email: Clicky on Me

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        • KillerK
          Confirmed User
          • May 2008
          • 3406

          #5
          Originally posted by bigluv
          DNS is by domain not by IP.

          If you're worried about someone noticing that some sites have the same IP as some other sites , either claim its a "shared" host or possibly get your host to give you a second IP to host those mainstream sites on.

          Depending on traffic though, why dont you just take a $5 - $10 package with hostgator or something and host 'em there.

          Don't use certified hosting though, they are unprofessional pricks.
          Really, you should shut up.

          I would just find cheap cloud hosting, and move your non-adult crap to that, it's bound to be $5-10 a month. Or you might be able to get away with asking the host to give you new ip block of 3-4 ips and host nonadult on those on the adult box. I don't believe they can trace back that way, but you never know.

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          • icymelon
            Confirmed User
            • Dec 2007
            • 3220

            #6
            I try to avoid doing business with people who are anti adult websites. but that's just me personally.
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            • thumbuilderic
              Just some porn guy
              • Aug 2012
              • 365

              #7
              I'd just ditch and setup a system in AWS.

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              • Panty Snatcher
                eat a peach for Hours
                • Aug 2013
                • 540

                #8
                too much trouble for a few extra $

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                • sandman!
                  Icq: 14420613
                  • Mar 2001
                  • 15427

                  #9
                  a decent shared hosting account should work for you.
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                  • ErectMedia
                    Confirmed Chicago Pimp
                    • Aug 2004
                    • 7100

                    #10
                    Keep the server for the adult shit and move the mainstream to a reseller or vps account

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                    • The Duck
                      Adult Content Provider
                      • May 2005
                      • 18243

                      #11
                      Just scrap it and move your shit to the adult server.
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