Hot to find the server number

[glauco]

Hello,

how can I detect the server number for my sites? (HSphere control panel)

If I do a

tracert serate.it

it ends up to

nt11.hsphere.cc

so I understand my site is on NT11. (as far as I can see, all the domains I created under my main subaccount are on NT11)

But if I do a

tracert mauriziobruni.it

it ends up to

216.157.129.2

and it doesn't help me to understand the server number NT?? (please, note that mauriziobruni.it is the only site I have in a different subaccount)

So my question is: is there a way, within the control panel, to know the server number for a specific domain? If not, how can I detect it?

Thanks in advance for your precious support.

Glauco

[Brangwyn]

All domains for any ONE account are all created on the same server.

A quick way to check your server which works for windows domains on a shared IP is just to enter in a non-existent subdomain into your browser and you should end up with the server default page showing. ie lets say you wanted to check what server www.vbsdb.com/ is on, then just enter say http://xxx.vbsdb.com/ and you should see the server ID page.

The server is also shown in the CP under FTP Manager.

[glauco]

Thank you very much, you've given me a couple of precious pieces of information (both the "all domains for any one account" and the "how to").

Best regards,

Glauco

[cambodia]

Originally Posted by Brangwyn

All domains for any ONE account are all created on the same server.

A quick way to check your server which works for windows domains on a shared IP is just to enter in a non-existent subdomain into your browser and you should end up with the server default page showing. ie lets say you wanted to check what server www.vbsdb.com/ is on, then just enter say http://xxx.vbsdb.com/ and you should see the server ID page.

The server is also shown in the CP under FTP Manager.

can let me know if i wanna know what unix server i'm in what should i do ?

[Silverbug]

if you using hsphere you just do the same i think

[Brangwyn]

Originally Posted by cambodia

can let me know if i wanna know what unix server i'm in what should i do ?

That trick doesnt work on Unix becuase it creates an "*" DNS Record (also why it doesn't work for domains on a dedicated IP).

Log on to your control panel, and look under FTP Manager for the domain in question and it should be shown there.

[Carly]

Alot of times you can just open a Windows command prompt and type ftp domainname.com and it will show which server it's connecting to. The best thing to do is check under FTP Manger or FTP/User Account (depending on your cp skin) as Brangwyn suggested.

[cambodia]

Originally Posted by Carly

Alot of times you can just open a Windows command prompt and type ftp domainname.com and it will show which server it's connecting to. The best thing to do is check under FTP Manger or FTP/User Account (depending on your cp skin) as Brangwyn suggested.

i mean if we are reseller and we want to see all domain belong to our customer by our control panel .. or maybe i just log and record it then would be easy sorry i forget this point ( the last purpose iwant to see when i want thanks for infor