Require c class dedicated IP Addresses

ramakazi

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hey guys,

I started autoblogging which turned out to be a failure in march, I thought I knew everything, but once the practicality is what you need, learning from your mistakes, so I'm keen for autoblogging again, but with a twist, I've got some ideas.

So I need to know if you can recommend some reliable web hosting that doesnt crash and offers multiple dedicated c class IP addresses.

Please let me know which one you'd recommend

Sorry if I don't make sence, I'm really drunk haha

shot

rmakkazi
 
I use WebHost4SEO.com. They're not bad, not perfect. With the blog network I set up there with each blog on its separate Class-C IP address, it has increased my AdSense income 500%. If WebHost4Seo.com doesn't come up, try WebHostForSeo.com. It'll redirect.

Here's what I meant by the "not "perfect" comment. Their server or servers have gone down, almost always at night for a few hours. I got as a bonus for the purchase of a product membership into a 3-way link service. (It works.) They notify me if my sites go down and it has happened 8 times so far. They fix it really quick but one day it was down half the day and my AdSense income reflected it.

Hope this helps.

Best to you,
TruthGladiator
 
shot dude, nice site a bit dare tho ae lyk $20 max a month ATM for the hosting if u can find some at that price?

shot
 
shot dude, nice site a bit dare tho ae lyk $20 max a month ATM for the hosting if u can find some at that price?

shot
Me thinks you ARE REALLY REALLY drunk:32:...not just really drunk:)
 
why dont you stick to hostgator and get ips for $2 each?
 
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Usually with a reseller account you will host many websites on the same ip address. If you are lucky enough to get separate ip's thay will invariably be with-in the same class C subnet.

When you are referring to class C addresses, ones with everything the same except the last set are considered the same class C block.

Anything from:
65.61.216.2
thru
65.61.216.254
would be the same '216' C block for example.

65.xxx.xxx.xxx = A block
65.61.xxx.xxx = B block
65.61.216.xxx = C block

Any host would own at least a C block so most every host will have different blocks.

(block = class)

If you are planning to have several sites and inter-link/cross-link them you may want to start out with someone that can handle your needs and provide separate ip numbers on separate class C subnets for you with plenty of room to expand. (to save later headaches)

Shared hosting is out if you're serious for obvious reasons as you will wind up with 200-500 sites hosted on the same IP address.

HTH
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a C block with a dedicated server will you run about 300+ thats for an okay box. To have multiple C blocks is a bit ridiculous to have on one box
Not for BH use .....

I used to sell them preloaded with 16 different C blocks of 16 addresses and 32 C blocks
of 8 addresses and various other configs .....

Not an easy or cheap solution to say the least .....

HTH
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