Needs reseller account.
The Main condition: granting IP addresses for NS in different subnet of the class C.

reseller-center.com ... or search the forum for a list of resellers.

Do you have any you are looking at?

rulex, why do you have such a condition if i may ask? Is this a domain regulation (I know some registrars have such a rule in place).

Mostly would be a registry restriction - some people also claim it works better for SEO, but I don't know about that one... I know the .ru registry, for example, requires IP's in different C classes.

I'd go to the offers forum and search there, or run some general searches on this forum - most should be able to handle that type of request.

-David

Originally posted by rulex
Needs reseller account.
The Main condition: granting IP addresses for NS in different subnet of the class C.

Most hosts can do this for you, you just need to email them to get the specifics.

Originally posted by net-trend
Most hosts can do this for you, you just need to email them to get the specifics.

I have written beside 20 letters different provider, and all refused to give IP in different subnet.

Originally posted by rulex
I have written beside 20 letters different provider, and all refused to give IP in different subnet.

Well, all I can say is, there are some hosts that can do that for you. :D

Many of the hosts you will find here can't do it for you because they have limited resources, do not manage their own IPs, and have only a few IP's to begin with. They have no real control over IP's and therefore you need to find a professional hosting service. There are a FEW on this board. There is also about 90% fodder as well.

Separate IPs is supposedly good for SEO (we're still debating the issue) - but I'd suspect that it's even better for mass e-mail marketing.

Originally posted by I, Brian
Separate IPs is supposedly good for SEO (we're still debating the issue) - but I'd suspect that it's even better for mass e-mail marketing.

:confused: What has that got to do with NS ips?

Originally posted by I, Brian
Separate IPs is supposedly good for SEO (we're still debating the issue) - but I'd suspect that it's even better for mass e-mail marketing.

This seems to be a bit of a myth - lots of people are under this impression when this is not the case.

For most hosts it should be no biggie pointing a different C class to the server so they have IPs in two different ranges to facilitate requests like this. Perhaps you just contacted the wrong ones...

If a company has dedicated or colo'd servers with a reputable datacenter, this should be a very simple request. There are a number of tld's that require this.

Good Luck.

There are many registrars which require this – especially European ones - .de and .hu spring to mind. If a host is flexible they should be able to arrange this for you.

It's makes it much easier to use a separate C for all Dedicated and Shared servers. IP management is much less of a headache this way. It is for us anyway.

Server1.servername.com 64.**.***.2

Server2.servername.com 64.**.***.3

Server3.servername.com 64.**.***.4

etc. etc..