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Site Networks and Multi-Site

Running many sites safely: how many IPs, nameservers and registrars actually matter.

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Private nameserver for each domain with different Class C ip, possible? Yes. If you run a reseller or multi-site account with us, you can give every domain its own private nameservers (ns1.yourdomain.xxx and ns2.yourdomain.xxx)... Interlinking your own sites without leaving a footprint If you own several related sites, linking between them can be legitimate and useful. The risk is not the link itself; it is the pattern. When every property in a... Managing many sites and IPs from one account Running a portfolio of sites is a very different job from running one. Once you pass a handful of domains, each spread across its own dedicated IP, the real work... Do my network sites need different themes and content Yes. If the sites in your network are meant to stand on their own, each one needs its own theme, its own structure, and its own genuinely written content. A... Different IPs, nameservers and registrars: which actually matter When operators build a network of sites, they usually obsess over one thing: the IP address. But a search engine that wants to connect your sites has more than one... How to structure a site network safely A safe site network is one that would survive being looked at closely: each site earns its own audience, stands on its own infrastructure, and does not lean on the... Rotating and refreshing IPs over time Rotating and refreshing IPs over time means periodically changing which dedicated IP address a site answers on, or renumbering part of a network so the address... How many Class C IPs do I need for a network of sites There is no single magic number. How many Class C IPs you need depends on how many sites you run, whether those sites link to each other, and how much you care...