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Hi guys, how beneficial is having a shared IP versus a dedicated IP. Is that important to SEO?
Started by LD on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Fundamentally hardly at all - SEO is based on domain names not on IP addresses (as it pretty much has....
If you have a shared IP, and someone using that IP is blacklisted for spamming or something, it could negatively effect your SEO.
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What is the point of having more than a single public IP address for a dedicated server with a single network interface? I see a lot of dedicated server hosting offers that show something like "public IPs: 8". What am I missing? Thanks!
Started by z8000 on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Of course, wildcard certificates are another way around the problem, but they're... .
If you implement IP-based virtual hosting then each hostname can have it's own IP and subsequently its own certificate.
To specify a different certificate.
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I've googled that and I've found many opinions on this subject, and I'm not sure, if, dedicated IP addresses actually really improve SEO? Is it that different from shared IP address (of 50-100 other sites)?
Started by Alon on
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Anyone have any thoughts on this?
I've read innumerable posts about dedicated IP addresses would be one that weighs SERPs....
Addendum and the like.
Leads to illusion that websites on dedicated IP addresses get better Page Rank.
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If I rent a dedicated server, and for some reason the IP that I get assigned turns out to be on spam lists, is there any way to clear this up?
If yes, how long does it usually take?
Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
There are websites if you google ....
You'll need to appeal to each site blocking the IP in question).
A dedicated server and the IP I was given turned out to be blacklisted (through no fault of mine) I wouldDepends on the blocklist.
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The issue:
An online webadmin I use requires me to give them my IP before I can use their site. They add the IP to their "allowed" list and I can then login. I just moved to a new apartment where a dedicated IP for myself is no longer possible. In fact...
Started by Sam on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at superuser):
Other is to ask your ISP for a static IP, or try, I managed to have the same IP....
To ask them to enable reverse DNS and give them that - but it would mean that if your IP is shared with everyone in the apartment, anyone may have access.
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I'll be needing a Dedicated IP & SSL for a website. I've noticed that SSL will work for either www or canonical name - but not both.
So does mean that Dedicated IP would be set to only one of them ?
If I set SSL for www then if a user goes to a URL manually...
Started by MotionGrafika on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at serverfault):
Site, there's only a requirement that the hostname in the SSL certificate resolves to the IP address of the host that serves the site (and that there are no other SSL sites on the same IP, unless.
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Hi Is there any way i can send out about 3000+ emails from one php script request without overloading a dedicated IP... the max would be 500 per hour?
If you dont get me.. here is detailed :)
I can only send out 500 emails via the mail() function in PHP...
Started by tarnfeld on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
I would put a field in the DB to show when the last email... .
Then you select the ones that haven't been sent, and start from there .
You could sleep between the calls, or, if they're already in a database, put a field in there that says when they were sent .
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Which do you prefer, dedicated ips or shared?
Please explain why.
I prefer dedicated ips, for a few reasons.
A trusted domain on a dedicated ip, is a trusted ip.
You can control which sites are on a dedicated ip, unlike a shared. With shared ips, you ...
Started by rjr on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at v7n):
Make....
With a dedicated IP, you will have it all to yourself.
Shared IP means you have one IP address that is shared amongst a couple web sites or domains.
Obviously, I can say most will prefer the dedicated IP.
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I need to secure communication between my application and my Web Service. I own both the application and the Web Service, and I was wondering if it is possible to use HTTPS to do so.
I don't need a certificate to prove to myself who I really am (!), so...
Started by TheAgent on
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Unless your shared....
If you want to go through the trouble of doing it, you can use a self address .
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You can't use a SSL certificate (self signed or otherwise) without a dedicated IP to purchase a dedicated IP.
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I have 10 websites on an IP. I would like to share the IP among all the websites.How do I achieve this without having to run these websites on different port numbers?
Started by Sudeep DSouza on
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Answer Snippets (Read the full thread at stackoverflow):
Host headers for IIS..
You use the "name-based virtual hosts" feature of the apache webserver: http://httpd.apache.org/docs/1.3/vhosts/ Other webservers may or may not have a similar feature .
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