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shared ip address question..

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admin123

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Ok, I've noticed my host control panel that they have given me three shared ip addresses. The first one is being used by Plesk and sharing for clients. and I have used that same ip to register my domain.com to ns1 and ns2.

So, what's with the other two ip's? What can I use them for? How can i benefit from them?

Thanks!
 
One way to benefit from them would be to use them for a couple of clients who need real SSL certificates of their own, like for online store or whatever.
 
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