dedicated ip,google adwords and yahoo adcenter credits

[kng]

Hi, what about a free dedicated ip starting for "baby" package? How about google adwords/yahoo adcenter credits coupon for free too to improve seo?

[Sam]

Originally Posted by kng

what about a free dedicated ip starting for "baby" package?

Isnt going to happen... if hostgator did that then they would be asigning 500+ ipaddreses per server, and ARIN and Theplanet wouldnt allow it.

[gtgeorge]

Originally Posted by kng

Hi, what about a free dedicated ip starting for "baby" package? How about google adwords/yahoo adcenter credits coupon for free too to improve seo?

They have packages SEO. I forget the link but can't see freebies like that for such cheap accounts Unless they are making it all up with the 404 pages

[kng]

btw, do you know how to set private name server? I have an original ns now but i plan to change my ns to private ns. how to do so? my registrar is godaddy. should i buy dedicated ip or not need?

[Sam]

Originally Posted by gtgeorge

They have packages SEO. I forget the link

www.seohosting.com

[kng]

Originally Posted by gtgeorge

They have packages SEO. I forget the link but can't see freebies like that for such cheap accounts Unless they are making it all up with the 404 pages

packages of SEO or SEO hosting??

[gtgeorge]

Originally Posted by kng

packages of SEO or SEO hosting??

Sam posted the link

Thanks Sam

[slapshotw]

Originally Posted by kng

btw, do you know how to set private name server? I have an original ns now but i plan to change my ns to private ns. how to do so? my registrar is godaddy. should i buy dedicated ip or not need?

You do NOT need to buy a dedicated IP to use private nameservers.

[Sam]

Originally Posted by kng

btw, do you know how to set private name server?

You need to register the nameservers with godaddy, ns1 & ns2.domain.com with the two ip addresses in your welcome email,

Then in WHM edit the dns zone for your domain (WHM -> DNS -> Edit DNS zone -> yourdomain.com)

And add

and A record for NS1 & NS2 pointing to the server ip's in your welcome email

[gtgeorge]

Originally Posted by _Sam_

You need to register the nameservers with godaddy, ns1 & ns2.domain.com with the two ip addresses in your welcome email,

Then in WHM edit the dns zone for your domain (WHM -> DNS -> Edit DNS zone -> yourdomain.com)

And add

and A record for NS1 & NS2 pointing to the server ip's in your welcome email

Aren't they on a shared "Baby" package

[Sam]

Originally Posted by gtgeorge

Aren't they on a shared "Baby" package

Woops