Hosting refers to companies that provide virtual space on the hard drives of their servers for hosting Internet sites and various portals, as well as gaming and software applications. There are three ways to find out the hosting on which a particular site is hosted.
Instructions
Step 1
The first way is to search for a link to a hosting site or a branded banner on the pages of the site. Usually, such tags are left by the hosting companies, the web designers of which ordered the creation of the site. Hosting branded tags can be located on the main page, on the page "About the site" or "Contacts".
Step 2
If there is not a single mention of the hosting to which the domain is parked on the pages of the site you are interested in, try contacting technical support or the administration of the resource. Many sites have feedback forms as well as a contact page that contains information for customers who have questions. Usually, contacts indicate e-mail and UIN ICQ, sometimes - Skype and a phone number.
Step 3
If there is no such information on the site, or the administration did not provide you with an answer to your question, you can find out on which servers the site files are located. Special servers, the name of which contains the hosting address, are called NS: NS1 and NS2. You can find out NS through the WHOIS service, a universal tool for collecting and providing information about any domain. Find any WHOIS service on the Internet or use one of the suggested ones
Step 4
All you need to do is enter the URL of the site you are interested in in a special domain field and press the “Enter” key on your keyboard or click on the “Search” button on the service page. In a few seconds, all public domain information will be loaded. Find the field “nserver” or just “NS” in the results. You will see an address like “ns1.adres.domen” and “ns2.adres.domen”. The part of the NS server “adres.domen” will be the hosting address. Copy the link into the address bar and follow it to download the official hosting site, which contains the resource you are interested in.
