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Adding IP Addresses to Your Dedicated Server

After requesting additional IPs, you must configure your server to accept traffic on them. How you add these IPs depends on your server's operating system, firewall, and IP configuration (config) method.

WARNING: You must configure additional IPs on your server using the correct configuration method for your server. The method needed for your server can only be found in the Hosting Control Panel.

To Access Your Server's Documentation to Add IPs

1. Log in to your Account Manager.
2. Click Servers.
3. In the Server IP Address section, next to Config Method, click .
4. Click the link that displays.

The documentation the Hosting Control Panel links to is based on your server's configuration:

Linux

		Firewall?
		Yes	No
Config?	Traditional	Adding IP Addresses to Your Server's Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall (Traditional)	Adding IP Addresses to Your Linux Server (Traditional)
	Loopback	Adding IP Addresses to Your Server's Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall (Loopback)	Adding IP Addresses to Your Linux Server (Loopback)

Windows

		Firewall?
		Yes	No
Config?	Traditional	Adding IP Addresses to Your Server's Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall (Traditional)	Adding IP Addresses to Your Windows Server (Traditional)
	Loopback	Adding IP Addresses to Your Server's Cisco ASA 5505 Firewall (Loopback)	Adding IP Addresses to Your Windows 2008 Server (Loopback)