PBN: 50 Sites, 50 individual IPs, single server. Thoughts?

[zfa116]

I have a pbn, but i'm getting tired of trying to find new hosting providers that are in budget, reliable, etc...

I know in WHM, I can assign different IPs to each site on my Krystal reseller.

Could I get away with using something like buying IPs from priorityprospect.com and hosting all the sites in one place? (if that's how it works)

Or would that be too risky?

Would love to hear some experienced thoughts.

 

[SERPhustler]

You can use Cloudflare and turn on the proxy option. Delete all other DNS entries other than A records. All domains will have different IP addresses.

 

[leeVanCleef]

be certain to use separate cloudflare accounts for each site or they will get the same nameservers and be obviously tied to each other.

( Ive been meaning to write some kind of harness that can manage multiple cloudflare accounts and do the set up for me. )

 

[tophi]

be certain to use separate cloudflare accounts for each site or they will get the same nameservers and be obviously tied to each other.

( Ive been meaning to write some kind of harness that can manage multiple cloudflare accounts and do the set up for me. )

Yes and no, its a kind of footpreint, if you have 200 websites with the same DNS, but actually there are hunders of websites that use the same DNS. Example DNS-NAME.cloudflare.com

 

[leeVanCleef]

Yes and no, its a kind of footpreint, if you have 200 websites with the same DNS, but actually there are hunders of websites that use the same DNS. Example DNS-NAME.cloudflare.com

Cloudflare has about 1000 nameservers, they randomly give you 2 which are visible. So another website having the same 2 is about 1 in a million. They protect under 10 million sites.

If you have a bunch of sites with the same 2 name servers from the same account linking to the same money sites then it's going to end bad. If I was google and on some PBN hunt, nameservers is just about the only thing i've got on cloudflare sites and I'm going to use it.

 

[zfa116]

Cloudflare has about 1000 nameservers, they randomly give you 2 which are visible. So another website having the same 2 is about 1 in a million. They protect under 10 million sites.

If you have a bunch of sites with the same 2 name servers from the same account linking to the same money sites then it's going to end bad. If I was google and on some PBN hunt, nameservers is just about the only thing i've got on cloudflare sites and I'm going to use it.

Setting up a new Cloudlfare for each site is time consuming, but it's waaaay easier and cheaper than dealing with IPs in WHM.

Can this all be done with free Cloudflare accounts?

Last question: Can I get away with keeping the MX & TXT records, or will those create a footprint problem as well? I haven't deleted them before so I'm unsure of what will happen if I do and if it will disable my contact forms.

Cheers!

 

[leeVanCleef]

Setting up a new Cloudlfare for each site is time consuming, but it's waaaay easier and cheaper than dealing with IPs in WHM.

Can this all be done with free Cloudflare accounts?

Last question: Can I get away with keeping the MX & TXT records, or will those create a footprint problem as well? I haven't deleted them before so I'm unsure of what will happen if I do and if it will disable my contact forms.

Cheers!

Yeah, I've got like 40 free cloudflare accounts. It's a pain in the arse really. But yeah, by far the easiest way to deal with this issue.

That's why I was thiking about making some kind of account manging thing using the APIs.

Like if I wanted to go in and block a country on them all it's like 30 minutes. I think if I got to 100 sites then I would do it.

I delete all the MX records, but my PBN isn't really A grade.

 

[Ajju]

I have a pbn, but i'm getting tired of trying to find new hosting providers that are in budget, reliable, etc...

I know in WHM, I can assign different IPs to each site on my Krystal reseller.

Could I get away with using something like buying IPs from priorityprospect.com and hosting all the sites in one place? (if that's how it works)

Or would that be too risky?

Would love to hear some experienced thoughts.

Cloudflare is a good option but you need different email accounts for 50 sites

 

[leeVanCleef]

Cloudflare is a good option but you need different email accounts for 50 sites

you dont have to verify the email addresses so no need for an email account as such, so you just put in webmaster@<domain>.com at sign up and you're all good.

 

[laur.laurix]

You can use Cloudflare and turn on the proxy option. Delete all other DNS entries other than A records. All domains will have different IP addresses.

Why only keep the A records?

 

[Diplomat]

I have a pbn, but i'm getting tired of trying to find new hosting providers that are in budget, reliable, etc...

I know in WHM, I can assign different IPs to each site on my Krystal reseller.

Could I get away with using something like buying IPs from priorityprospect.com and hosting all the sites in one place? (if that's how it works)

Or would that be too risky?

Would love to hear some experienced thoughts.

Yes, that's how it would work with Priority Prospect. And no, it would not be risky because nobody knows that you are hosting all sites under one account. That's the beauty of it.

You should have a mix of nameservers for the highest diversity and safety. Registrar nameservers, private nameservers, Cloudflare (with and without proxying), and any popular DNS provider, but that's basic advice that you keep in mind with any provider.

Last question: Can I get away with keeping the MX & TXT records, or will those create a footprint problem as well? I haven't deleted them before so I'm unsure of what will happen if I do and if it will disable my contact forms.

You SHOULD keep MX and TXT records. TXT records should be unique anyway.. but the MX record should be unique. Use any possible variation of the mail server subdomain you can imagine. Like mail (most popular), email, mx, smtp, etc.

 

[SERPhustler]

But how!

Signup with any random email adress (one account per domain). No need to verify email. Add domain and take nameserver and put that in your domain registrar. Rest just follow along. Try it. It's very easy.

Why only keep the A records?

Rest can create footprint.

 

[TheMoneyHat]

Yes, that's how it would work with Priority Prospect. And no, it would not be risky because nobody knows that you are hosting all sites under one account. That's the beauty of it.

You should have a mix of nameservers for the highest diversity and safety. Registrar nameservers, private nameservers, Cloudflare (with and without proxying), and any popular DNS provider, but that's basic advice that you keep in mind with any provider.



You SHOULD keep MX and TXT records. TXT records should be unique anyway.. but the MX record should be unique. Use any possible variation of the mail server subdomain you can imagine. Like mail (most popular), email, mx, smtp, etc.

So I should delete the cname record on Cloudflare? Any others?

 

[Diplomat]

So I should delete the cname record on Cloudflare? Any others?

What exactly are you trying to do?