Can a fastflux DNS hurt your rankings in search engines?
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I've seen this question not long ago without a great answer
In theory, it shouldn't hurt. But considering that many people believe that the DNS backend is part of a footprint that Google saves and tracks, it may flag you somehow, but not sure how.
In practice, I would say, that since fast flux are generally shared with evil practices, you may end on some flagged IP that will severely hurt your rankings at some point
In theory, it shouldn't hurt. But considering that many people believe that the DNS backend is part of a footprint that Google saves and tracks, it may flag you somehow, but not sure how.
In practice, I would say, that since fast flux are generally shared with evil practices, you may end on some flagged IP that will severely hurt your rankings at some point
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