IP Address – ChemiCloud Knowledge Base & Self-Support Center https://chemicloud.com/kb Mon, 04 Mar 2024 12:06:22 +0000 en-US hourly 1 https://wordpress.org/?v=6.7.2 https://chemicloud.com/kb/wp-content/uploads/2019/06/favicon_rk1_icon.ico IP Address – ChemiCloud Knowledge Base & Self-Support Center https://chemicloud.com/kb 32 32 What Is My Server’s IP Address? https://chemicloud.com/kb/article/what-is-my-servers-ip-address/ https://chemicloud.com/kb/article/what-is-my-servers-ip-address/#comments Fri, 19 Jul 2019 16:28:06 +0000 https://chemicloud.com/kb/?post_type=ht_kb&p=2333 Your server’s IP address plays a crucial role in linking your domain name to your hosting plan with us. It converts your domain name into an IP address, facilitating the connection to our hosting services.

If your domain is registered with a different domain name registrar and you’re using their name servers or any other external name servers, you’ll need to know your server’s IP address.

How to Find Your Server’s IP Address

There might be instances where you wish to keep using your current external name servers but want your domain name to direct to our server. In such cases, you’ll need to update the A record for your domain name to point to our server’s IP address.

You can find your server’s IP address in the hosting account setup information email sent to you after signing up with us. Search for the term ‘Account IP’ in the email.

Additionally, a quick method to find your server’s IP address is by logging into your Client Area. Once logged in, click on the “Server Information” icon associated with your hosting service.

ChemiCloud Nameservers

In the pop-up window, under Server Information search for Server IP. 

Alternatively, you can find your server’s IP address by logging into cPanel. Once logged in, navigate to the right-hand side of the dashboard to the “GENERAL INFORMATION” section. Here, you will see the “Shared IP address” listed, which is your server’s IP address.

Server IP Address

This type of DNS change must be done from the end of your nameservers holder.

That’s it! Now you know how to locate your server’s IP address which you can use either to point your DNS to us or to connect over FTP.

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What Are the ChemiCloud Nameservers? https://chemicloud.com/kb/article/chemicloud-nameservers/ https://chemicloud.com/kb/article/chemicloud-nameservers/#comments Sun, 19 Feb 2017 13:40:35 +0000 https://chemicloud.com/kb/?post_type=article&p=380 Name servers help link your domain name to its IP address and your hosting plan with us.

What Are the ChemiCloud Nameservers?

The ChemiCloud Nameservers cam be easily located within your lab by following the steps below:

1) Once you are logged into your Client Area locate the Active services area.

2) Under the Actions menu of the active service, click on the Server information icon, as in the screenshot below:

ChemiCloud Nameservers

You will find the nameservers for directing your domains. These nameservers are compatible with our Web Hosting and WordPress Hosting services.

If you’re using our Reseller Hosting or Cloud VPS, you have two choices for nameservers:

  1. Set up your own custom nameservers.
  2. Use the generic nameservers we provided when your account was set up. Check your welcome email for these nameservers.

Note: If you did not receive your welcome letter, please contact our Support team and we can re-send it out to you.

What Is My Server’s IP Address?

If you want to keep using your current name servers (external ones) but direct your domain to our server, you should change the A record of your domain to point to our server’s IP address.

You can find your server’s IP address in the email we sent you with your hosting account setup details, under ‘Account IP’.

Alternatively, you can quickly find your server’s IP address by logging into cPanel, then look under General Information on the right-hand side for ‘Shared IP address’.

Server IP Address

This type of DNS change must be done from the end of your nameservers holder.

 

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