How to find your server's IP address¶

A server address such as jean.nexuscloud.id is a hostname. Each shared node is bound to a single public IPv4 address, so every server on the same node shares that one IP, unless the server is provisioned with a dedicated IP.

Node hostnames and IPv4 addresses¶

Find your server's hostname in the panel¶

1. Open the NexusCloud panel.
2. Select your server and locate its server address.
3. Match the hostname against the table above to find the node's IPv4 address.

Verify the address with a lookup tool¶

Use IPLocation.io or Check-Host to confirm the current address, for example after maintenance or network changes. You only need to use one.

Option 1: IPLocation.io¶

1. Open IPLocation.io.
2. Enter the hostname in the IP lookup field.
3. Run the lookup using the control shown on the website.
4. Wait for the results, then copy the displayed IPv4 address.

Option 2: Check-Host¶

1. Open Check-Host.
2. Enter the hostname in the host field.
3. Open the host information lookup using the control shown on the website.
4. Copy the IPv4 address displayed in the result.

Use the result¶

Enter the IPv4 address only where a service explicitly requires a numeric value, such as an A record in a DNS provider. Lookup results are informational and may differ or change, so use the hostname from the table above for stable access.

Cheers, Team NexusCloud