PBN nameserver - burning question

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cipango

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Guys, this is really a burning issue for me at this moment. Suppose you were hosting with a company that let you have different IP addresses for your sites. But their Namservers are always the same. So you have like 10-20 sites with different IP's but the same nameservers.

I know for sure that people are hosting their PBNs there.

But how does that sound like in PBN terms? Considering WHOIS is private/diverse, site IPs are different, is the unique nameserver something to worry about or not so much?
 
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You could simply have the domains with different registrars and use their name servers.
 
Since you have different IP addresses, why not ask about setting up private names servers for your some of your domains. I would not do all of them so that it looks natural, but it will help add some diversity to your network.
 
Hi,

After reading your question(s) -- I searched Google. I found a relevant tutorial that teaches you how to build your own private blog network, if this is something that might be of help to you.

Here you go: www dot searchsimplicity dot com/how-to-build-a-private-blog-network/

Hope I could be of help. I wish you the best of luck!

Mike
 
RuthSam said:
You could simply have the domains with different registrars and use their name servers.
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Yes, this is something I was thinking about. It's a good way to diversify.
 
blackhataffiliate said:
Since you have different IP addresses, why not ask about setting up private names servers for your some of your domains. I would not do all of them so that it looks natural, but it will help add some diversity to your network.
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I actually started doing this, but there's still an issue because those private nameservers would have all the same IPs. You can probably trick a human reviewer with that, but not a bot I guess. I wonder though if the human reviewers at google don't get all the stats they need on their screens when reviewing networks. But maybe I'm fretting over a non-issue with my emerging network lol
 
MikeSmith said:
Hi,

After reading your question(s) -- I searched Google. I found a relevant tutorial that teaches you how to build your own private blog network, if this is something that might be of help to you.

Here you go: www dot searchsimplicity dot com/how-to-build-a-private-blog-network/

Hope I could be of help. I wish you the best of luck!

Mike
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One of the lamest tutorials on the subject IMO
 
I try to mitigate that by hosting on low end VPS boxes with no more than 3 sites on each sharing one IP and my registrar allows private nameservers so I make new nameservers for each site pointed to the IP I am hosted on. like ns1.mydomain.com and ns2.mydomain.com both on 1.1.1.1 but in this configuration I control the DNS Binding not the host so if you are on shared hosting you might just email support and ask for a few different nameservers that you can point to.
 
tdivan said:
I try to mitigate that by hosting on low end VPS boxes with no more than 3 sites on each sharing one IP and my registrar allows private nameservers so I make new nameservers for each site pointed to the IP I am hosted on. like ns1.mydomain.com and ns2.mydomain.com both on 1.1.1.1 but in this configuration I control the DNS Binding not the host so if you are on shared hosting you might just email support and ask for a few different nameservers that you can point to.
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You just gave me 2 ideas:
1) Ask for more nameserver IPs from the host, it's likely they have more than just two.
2) Do the binding on different servers. I actually have some reseller accounts in various places. I can create a new account on a reseller, point the domain nameservers there (to the same IP), and handle the binding on this server.

and right above we had the most widely used solutions:
3) use the registrar's NS
4) and use the host's NS

and I might add:
5) use a cloud cdn like cloudflare

Anyone know another?

These 5 should be enough to obfuscate small to medium sized PBNs, eh?
 
namecheap provide custom name server you need link A record to your hosted IP
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I just loged to my account i found the offer Nameserver Registration Option it will be linked to your domain .
 
cipango said:
Guys, this is really a burning issue for me at this moment. Suppose you were hosting with a company that let you have different IP addresses for your sites. But their Namservers are always the same. So you have like 10-20 sites with different IP's but the same nameservers.

I know for sure that people are hosting their PBNs there.

But how does that sound like in PBN terms? Considering WHOIS is private/diverse, site IPs are different, is the unique nameserver something to worry about or not so much?
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I think you are using SEO hosting..Never go for seo hosting coz it will burn your PBN better go for cheap unique hosting.You can get lots of hosting for $1.5/mon in webhostingtalk
 
meashis said:
I think you are using SEO hosting..Never go for seo hosting coz it will burn your PBN better go for cheap unique hosting.You can get lots of hosting for $1.5/mon in webhostingtalk
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No, it's not Seohosting, it's Hostnine reseller
 
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