Extra Dedicated IPs
Find more details about dedicated IP addresses. Find out what makes them so important. Find out how to allocate additional dedicated IPs to your server.
A dedicated IP address means that you shall have a distinctive numeric identifier on the Internet and that it shall not be shared with other's sites or applications as it happens with a shared Internet hosting account. There are lots of uses for a dedicated IP - for example, when an SSL certificate is required in case you have a web-based store and you need to accept online payments or if you have a login form and you want the info that users submit to be encrypted. A dedicated IP address may also be used for other programs, such as a VoIP server, for instance. In addition, it shall offer more credibility and security to your Internet sites, given that a network flood to a shared IP won't have any effect on your dedicated IP. If you host your websites with us and you have your own hosting server, you'll be able to get one or numerous dedicated IP addresses with simply a couple of mouse clicks and to use them just in case you cannot use the IP provided with the web server.
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Extra Dedicated IPs in Dedicated Web Hosting
If you get one of our
dedicated server plans, you'll get three IP addresses at no additional charge and you may use them for any purpose. If you require more IPs, you can request them anytime via your billing area and we'll assign them to the web server a few moments later. You may also get more IPs during the signup process and they will be available on your web server as soon as it is ready and we hand it over to you. The IP upgrade is available in increments of three and you could choose how many addresses you will order and how long you'll use them, as you could choose the number of IPs which you will renew every month with your hosting server plan. Any IP address that is assigned to your dedicated server can be used not just for your personal content, but for any Internet site or app which your clients may have - if you have acquired the machine with the purpose to resell the disk space to third parties.