Virtual packages with multiple class c ip's

[Clean_Franck]

[John.]

And they are free?

[Clean_Franck]

No, i want to buy virtual hosting and add on extra domains to it with different class c ip's

[TondaB]

Let me know what you need and I will see what we can do

sales at nakedhosting dot com or ICQ 61462417

[HomerSimpson]

Yeah contact TondaB fron NakedHosting

[Clean_Franck]

thanks, will conatct bump for more

[Sosa]

Got web host can help you out there

[baddog]

Got web host can help you out there

Thanks buddy,

http://www.gotwebhost.com/seo-virtual-hosting.html <- dedicated IP's

http://www.gotwebhost.com/shared-servers.html <- shared IP's.

We have 100+

[Clean_Franck]

Thx anymore?

[Clean_Franck]

one more bump

[IhostSEO]

We offer that ... as many IP.s as you wish .

http://www.ihostseo.com

[HorseShit]

TondaB hit me up on icq

[Clean_Franck]

bump bumip

[The Nerd]

Domains on separate ip's is a good idea, but different c classes is a myth and make no difference whatsoever.

[Clean_Franck]

Oh yes I mean different i.p's

but not like this

111.111.1.11
111.111.1.12

I want them very different

[baddog]

Oh yes I mean different i.p's

but not like this

111.111.1.11
111.111.1.12

I want them very different

That is doable if you want to talk. 1607-5497

[directfiesta]

Oh yes I mean different i.p's

but not like this

111.111.1.11
111.111.1.12

I want them very different

then it is on different class :

What are classes of IP?

All IPv4 IPs which we use generally consists of 32 bits which is represented with 4 decimal numbers separated by dots(.) for easiness in reading writing and remembering.

For example :
10.11.12.13 is an IP which represents 00001010.00001011.00001100.00001101 in binary

The 4 separate decimals are 4 classes of the IP as per classless convention..

So, for IP 10.11.12.13...

10 = A Class
11 = B Class
12 = C Class
13 = D Class


Now about C Class IPs..

In terms of SEO(SEO hosting more specifically) C Class IPs implies Different C Class IPs, more clearly IPs on different C Classes.

For example IPs 1.1.1.1 and 1.1.1.2 are same C Class as 1.1.1 is common in both.

But IPs 1.1.1.2 and 1.1.2.2 are on different C Class as they are on different c classes 1.1.1 and 1.1.2 respectively.

Similarly 1.1.1.1 and 1.2.2.2 are on different B Classes.
1.1.1.1 and 2.1.1.1 are on different A Classes.

Tool to check sites class C:

http://www.webrankinfo.com/english/t...-c-checker.php

Article:

http://blog.v7n.com/2007/10/02/seo-and-web-hosting/

[d-null]

are you going to put every domain on a completely different nameserver as well?

[Compdoctor]

So go check out Way3.com Chris has what you want

[baddog]

are you going to put every domain on a completely different nameserver as well?

We use different NS for every Class C on every server. For instance, if we have a server with IP range 123.456.78.1-25 and another with 123.456.78.26-50, we will use a different NS for both servers.

Additionally, you can use private NS on your virtual server. Not a problem.

[Clean_Franck]

ok tomorrow I will make my choice, but bump for anymore.