Does host crowding apply to webhosting nameserver domains?
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Great article Lloyd.
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Now this is a really nice and informative post, I really wanted to cry when I saw the first one in the series (even though I love Netbilling)
Maybe you could provide more information on how your solution is managed as opposed to the multi-servers approach. I've 11 servers right now and usually have to try 2 or 3 times until I find the correct one for some specific domain (but I'm dumb, so that counts as well
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Nice read Baddog
Oh let's end It with a classic "There is no money in SEO" quote
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I am not going to pretend to know how G checks, however, we use a different NS for each C, even if the C is used on multiple servers.
We also allow private NS on all of our shared plans that use dedicated IPs. If you have a dedicated server you create your own NS and we recommend using a different NS for each C (at least. This will depend on how many domains you use on each IP).
Not sure I understand the question. If you are asking how I remember which site is on which server, most of the time I have to do a whois and find out what NS it is using. Then I use my chart that will tell me which server that will be.Now this is a really nice and informative post, I really wanted to cry when I saw the first one in the series (even though I love Netbilling)
Maybe you could provide more information on how your solution is managed as opposed to the multi-servers approach. I've 11 servers right now and usually have to try 2 or 3 times until I find the correct one for some specific domain (but I'm dumb, so that counts as well)
If that does not answer your question, could you reword it please?Comment
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Much better than the previous one. Thank you.Comment
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let's do the test ...
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http://www.mattcutts.com/blog/myth-b...-ip-addresses/
Why in this day and age does google continue to penalize sites that are virtual hosted? With ip addresses becoming harder to get/justify every day why does google discount the relevance of links that don?t come from a unique ip address. Please don?t just deny it, I think the Internet community deserves an explanation.
Craig?s reply was as follows:
I can?t just deny it? What are my other choices? Actually, Google handles virtually hosted domains and their links just the same as domains on unique IP addresses. If your ISP does virtual hosting correctly, you?ll never see a difference between the two cases. We do see a small percentage of ISPs every month that misconfigure their virtual hosting, which might account for this persistent misperception?thanks for giving me the chance to dispel a myth!
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nice read!
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thanks for posting baddog very informative as usual. I will be giving you a holler so we can get some more traffic
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