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How do I find out which country my server is located in?
- Posted on August 7, 2017
- DigitalOceanUbuntu
Asked by ephemer
How can I find out the location of my hosting. Because it was set up by the administrator. Can anyone share the link if there is a possibility.
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Which datacenter are you in? Under your droplet name you should see a line like “1 GB Memory / 30 GB Disk / NYC1 - Debian 8.8 x64”
the NYC1 (or SFO2, or TOR1, etc) indicated which data center the droplet is in. That should also tell you which country.
It’s mentioned below the droplet name in the droplet list as well as on the droplet page itself.
I looked everywhere. I can not find.