PBN IP address issues

spappa · Oct 23, 2015

Just got a few questions regarding PBN IP addresses and trying to keep PBN's as safe as possible.

1) For those that have heaps of PBN sites, say 50 plus how do you get different IP addresses for each site? To what extreme do you go? Do you have 50 different hosts?

2) If the IP addresses are completely different for two PBN's BUT is still hosted by the same company, is that bad?
i.e. pbnsite1.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 123.xxx.... pbnsite2.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 789.xxx....

3) If you have two PBN sites hosted by two completely different companies but the first 3 numbers of the IP address are the same, does that matter?
i.e. pbnsite1.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 123.xxx.... pbnsite2.com hosted with hostgator has an IP of 123.xxx....

asap1 · Oct 23, 2015

1. One host might give you 10 ips. You dont need 50 different host for 50 site. The more host you use the better tho.

2. No, that is fine, just make sure you mix it up. Hosting everything on one host can be a footprint.

3. No

Don't forget about nameservers, they should also be unique for every site.

Bionaire · Oct 23, 2015

Think of an IP like this: A.B.C.D (111.222.333.444)

1. If you use ~50 different hosts for example, you would want a mix of a few A class IPs at the very least. But it's not uncommon to get the same B & C class IPs.

2. For two PBNs, that's fine.

3. That doesn't matter at all.

accelerator_dd · Oct 23, 2015

spappa said:
Just got a few questions regarding PBN IP addresses and trying to keep PBN's as safe as possible.

1) For those that have heaps of PBN sites, say 50 plus how do you get different IP addresses for each site? To what extreme do you go? Do you have 50 different hosts?

2) If the IP addresses are completely different for two PBN's BUT is still hosted by the same company, is that bad?
i.e. pbnsite1.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 123.xxx.... pbnsite2.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 789.xxx....

3) If you have two PBN sites hosted by two completely different companies but the first 3 numbers of the IP address are the same, does that matter?
i.e. pbnsite1.com hosted with godaddy has an IP of 123.xxx.... pbnsite2.com hosted with hostgator has an IP of 123.xxx....

1. Sometimes, but even if not 50 hosts, you always have a lot of different hosting accounts in play (if you want to stay safe)

2. As long as you have other hostings mixed in as well (i.e. not 50 sites hosted on godaddy), you can get away with exceptions like that

3. First few numbers dont really matter that much. You want to avoid the CCC from AAA.BBB.CCC.DDD being the same.

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