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title: "How to find your server's IP address"
icon: lucide/binary
description: "How to find a node's IPv4 address: node-to-IP table plus IPLocation.io or Check-Host."
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# 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.

!!! warning "Prefer the hostname when possible"
    A node's IPv4 address may change after maintenance or network adjustments. Continue using the hostname unless the service you are configuring requires a numeric IPv4 address. Resolving the hostname reveals the server's public address; it does not hide the original IP.

## Node hostnames and IPv4 addresses

| Node | Hostname | IPv4 address |
| --- | --- | --- |
| NXP | `furina.nexuscloud.id` | `160.250.227.67` |
| NXM | `hu-tao.nexuscloud.id` | `160.250.227.68` |
| NXL | `jean.nexuscloud.id` | `160.250.227.69` |

!!! info "Dedicated IP"
    Servers with a dedicated IPv4 address do not share the node IP. Their numeric address is visible directly in the panel, without any lookup.

## Find your server's hostname in the panel

1. Open the [NexusCloud panel](https://panel.nexuscloud.id).
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](https://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](https://check-host.net/).
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.

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