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Hi guys! 
 
I used to rent a dedicated server with uk2.net, where I hosted couple of domains. 
I've moved recently, to more simple hosting package. Also using uk2.net 
I received an email saying: 
 
You will need to change the nameservers for your domain before you can use 
&nbsp;our hosting services. The nameservers for this domain should be: 
&nbsp; ultra101.uk2.net 
&nbsp; ultra102.uk2.net 
 
With dedicated server records looked like this: 
 
&nbsp;Host Name Address Record Type 
&nbsp;@ 77.92.85.166 A(address) 
&nbsp;www 77.92.85.166 A(address) 
&nbsp;mail ghs.google.com. CNAME(Alias) 
 
I have got 2 questions: 
1. What IP address should I use now and how do I determine it? 
2. Do I have to change nameservers for every domain I want to host there? 
 
 
&nbsp;Many thanks for help!
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Hi guys! 

I used to rent a dedicated server with uk2.net, where I hosted couple of domains.
I've moved recently, to more simple hosting package. Also using uk2.net
I received an email saying:

You will need to change the nameservers for your domain before you can use
 our hosting services. The nameservers for this domain should be:
  ultra101.uk2.net
  ultra102.uk2.net

With dedicated server records looked like this:

 Host Name Address Record Type 
 @ 77.92.85.166 A(address)
 www 77.92.85.166 A(address)
 mail ghs.google.com. CNAME(Alias)

I have got 2 questions:
1. What IP address should I use now and how do I determine it?
2. Do I have to change nameservers for every domain I want to host there?


 Many thanks for help!

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