Looking to buy C class IPs

I am looking to buy different IPs
Can anyone tell me who sell different ips in bulk or whom should i contact?

 

What are C class IPs?

You probably mean "IP's different from the C-classes I already have..."

All IP address have a C class last time I checked.

 

You are right diferent IP's....can you guide me?

 

Ask you current host. If not, get deals with other hosts.

 

Okie thnaks can you name some good host companies...my host is unable to give me different ips.

 

theplanet.com

 

How many are you looking for? I've not been able to find a host that can give me any significant number of Class C's all in a single order.

ValueWeb will sell blocks of 8 (6 useable) and you can order 3 blocks of 8 at the same time and if you specify they have to be diff Class C's, then each block is a diff Class C ... 3 diff Class C's. But 3 is their limit. With server beach we were able to get 4 but they were very nervous about it. We use lots of other hosts that can give us 2 quite easily but I don't have the names off-hand. If you need them let me know but I think almost all of them will give you 2.

If you request a dedicated IP from godaddy and make your requests at least 3 or 4 days apart you have a very very good chance of getting a different Class C with each request but you can't control it.

If anyone has a source that will give you 8 or more Class C's all in a single order I'd love to hear about it.

 

This is a bit of a confusing thread, but if what you're looking for is a hosting plan on which you can get as many different IPs as possible in one account, I recommend goodgirl's services at http://gotwebhost.com/. You can get up to 50 different IPs on 10 subnets.

 

I forgot who it was but there's a DP member with in their signature an offer for 25 different C class hosting packages. You might want to sniff through Google on DP to find it.

 

thanks onlinedude and TOPS30

 

Multiple different class C addresses for hosting is a bit of a specialist activity.
Most standard hosting companies can't do it - for the simple fact that all their servers are normally in 1 datacenter, and justifying multiple /24's isn't the most straight forward thing to do. Most hosting companies simply don't use that many IP addresses and so wouldn't have multiple /24's to offer addresses from.
I've yet to see any proof that having sites on different /24's makes any difference. Obviously it's another variable to take advantage of if you can.

 

I found a new source who can arrange as much as different IPs i need

 

Being able to arrange as many IP's as you want is completely different to being able to arrange the IP's on different /24's.
I can arrange as many IP's as you can justify, but they wouldn't be on different /24's.

 

Hosting on multiple class c's is a Taboo in the hosting world.

My friend went to get his servers put up in a huge server building and when he asked about multiple class c's the tour guy threw him out of the building and said they were running a "white network" ...

A huge hosting company can do alot for you if you're willing to pay out the but for them (thousands/month).

Personally, I would suggest registering lots of accounts with small $5/10 year hosts (theres a ton out there). The only prob. is keeping track of all the accounts...

 

They'll tell you that, but in reality they don't know what you're really talking about. I emailed 30 hosts (big and small) asking for just 5-10 seperate class c's and 20 of them had no idea what a class c was and just said they could get me all the IP's i wanted.. the other 10 just said 1-2 max.

I've also heard your server location might affect SE rankings, <- that could just be rumor, but i wouldn't want to chance it.

 

"all the IP's you want" is not the same as IP's on different class C IP's. Most hosts can offer you different dedicated IP's, but they will all be the same class C. Google can ignore or discount a link from one site to another if it is on the same IP or same class C, so this is important if you want to link one of your sites to another of your sites for purposes of passing PR.

As was suggested, the easiest solution is to just set up accounts with different hosts. There are class C IP tools for checking this. Server location can certainly affect your SE rankings (geotargeting). DigitalPoint has a tool for finding where your server is located - which is often different than the physical address of your host i.e. a host that has an address in India might have it's server located in Texas.

http://www.digitalpoint.com/tools/website-country/

 

I am looking around 80+ different ips but its really costing me a lot....so now i have to think about it...whether to buy different ips or not.

 

The source which i have mentioned in this thread they have understood what i am looking for and they are ready to give me but its costing me too much. Intially when i asked them they refused that its not possible ...later they enquired about it and gave me positive answer. You guys can also ask them that whether they have understood my requirements as i might also be wrong somewhere.
I am agreed with you that its not that much easy to track hosting a/cs on different hosting servers.

 

Well, you could always go to ARIN.... i'm not cool enough to post links so if you add dot net to that you'll find the right site.

Of course, they don't generally like to give out small blocks... more like 4096 at a time minimum.

BP

 

... and while i'm in information mode (and need to get my posts up), the term "class c" has been depricated since about September 1993, when CIDR, or classless inter-domain routing was invented. Google for RFC 1519.

What people think of as a "Class C" is actually a "/24" - 256 IPs, of which 254 are usable.

More accurate question would be "I need IPs in different CIDR blocks".



BP