Dedicated Hosting Ip

[ManOnTheRoad]

hello

I recently purchase a web hosting + dedicated ip for my website , I am just wondering how do I check if they really provide me with a dedicated ip for my website and not a shared ip

thanks in advance

[richardt1808]

hi,

Unless you arae using a dynamic DNS method, a website cannot be run on a shared IP address. So.... if you have set up the nameservers for your website and the site is online... and people are able to access it, then you do indeed have a static or dedicated IP.

[JohnnyFeelIt]

hi,

Unless you arae using a dynamic DNS method, a website cannot be run on a shared IP address. So.... if you have set up the nameservers for your website and the site is online... and people are able to access it, then you do indeed have a static or dedicated IP.

lol... heard some crap in my time, you shouldn't make out you know what your talking about when you clearly don't have a clue.

[sulasno]

try entering the IPs of the website and see whether you can access your site

[JohnnyFeelIt]

forgot to answer the question...

ManOnTheRoad, Do a reverse DNS lookup.

[richardt1808]

hi,

Unless you arae using a dynamic DNS method, a website cannot be run on a shared IP address. So.... if you have set up the nameservers for your website and the site is online... and people are able to access it, then you do indeed have a static or dedicated IP.

lol... heard some crap in my time, you shouldn't make out you know what your talking about when you clearly don't have a clue.

I confess that I did mis-interpret the question from the OP - I thought he was referring to a randomly assigned IP address which is what ISP's normally do with home users. Several websites can of course be hosted on a shared static IP address. My mistake.

However, perhaps you could tell us how a reverse DNS lookup would confirm whether the IP is dedicated or shared ?

OP, perhaps you'd find better information here than any of our crappy replies : http://www.buildwebsite4u.com/articles/dedicated-ip.shtml

[ManOnTheRoad]

Hello i have checked on my web hosting after reading several tutorial , it seems that they have put me on a Shared IP and its not Dedicated IP, I sent them a support ticket they have told me yeah they have not set it up yet, after 12 hours of paying for the hosting they have not done anywork yet, 5 mins ago i was on chat with the support people they told me their server might be down they cant access it but i can from my part

[ManOnTheRoad]

try entering the IPs of the website and see whether you can access your site

Nope i cant Still on Shared IP, they are slow at working

[Pib]

Initial setup of any service is usually not instantaneous from the second you pay. Plus, you're coming into a weekend which could mean a longer delay if the service startup (say 3 days just for this discussion) is based on "business" days (Mon-Fri) versus calendar days. Give them a few business days unless their sign-up clearly stated instantaneous/immediate setup after payment clearment.

[ManOnTheRoad]

During the Pre Sales Chat 1 hour before i bought and paid, they are working very fast on selling me their hosting very well convincing and telling me good things about it, but the moment i paid , all goes slow and also their chat support is always offline lol

[Tatsujin]

During the Pre Sales Chat 1 hour before i bought and paid, they are working very fast on selling me their hosting very well convincing and telling me good things about it, but the moment i paid , all goes slow and also their chat support is always offline lol

Want to let us know who the service provider is?

[JohnnyFeelIt]

hi,

Unless you arae using a dynamic DNS method, a website cannot be run on a shared IP address. So.... if you have set up the nameservers for your website and the site is online... and people are able to access it, then you do indeed have a static or dedicated IP.

lol... heard some crap in my time, you shouldn't make out you know what your talking about when you clearly don't have a clue.

I confess that I did mis-interpret the question from the OP - I thought he was referring to a randomly assigned IP address which is what ISP's normally do with home users. Several websites can of course be hosted on a shared static IP address. My mistake.

However, perhaps you could tell us how a reverse DNS lookup would confirm whether the IP is dedicated or shared ?

OP, perhaps you'd find better information here than any of our crappy replies : http://www.buildwebsite4u.com/articles/dedicated-ip.shtml

How would a reverse DNS lookup NOT give a pretty concise reading on whether a IP is being shared in hosting or not?

http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Reverse_DNS_lookup

[innerspace]

Google "network tools" and go to the first result.

Enter you domain name under express settings and you will get a heap of useful info.

Then enter the ip address displayed with this result and see what it says.

If it comes back with your domain, most likely you have a dedicated ip.

If not, its probably shared.

Note: Your host will need to add special values in their nameservers to get a reverse lookup working properly, but this should come as standard with any dedicated ip.

[Phil Conners]

You get what you pay for...