[jpl.name]

I am referring to .

It should be clearer to write as you said "All hostings are geolocalized in France by default.", and to add: "order at least a 90plan to be able to geolocalize your hosting in one of the country where we have a subsidiary".

[lubos]

Dobrý den,

I've just tested the IP address of my 60gp, and IP address geolocation services say "France"

The "Geolokalizace" page on your website is very unclear on this subject: I have understood that 60gp has no geolocation service and that 90plan has this service.
But what I have also understood reading "Každá z těchto sítí je geolokalizována vyhledávacím algoritmem v zemi naší pobočky." is that ccTLDs are geolocated by default in their respective country for all hosting, which was common sense for me (this idea was reinforced by "I když stránky s příponou .cz by měli být umístěny v České republice", and the example on .com domains).
What one can understand reading your website is that the geolocation service permit to affect a geolocated IP to a gTLD, or to change the default geolocated IP of a ccTLD.

I am wrong? or 60gp hosting are really geolocated in France?

Děkuji.

All hostings are geolocalized in France by default. If there is written that the ccTLD are geolocalized in their country by default then it's wrong and has to be corrected.

Maybe before installation when they use parking dns which are managed by the registry and therefore in a particular country but after that it's linked to the IP used by the domain.

Btw. which page are you referring to?

http://www.ovh.cz/polozky/sdilene_ge...ace.xml?gm=pop

or

http://www.ovh.cz/polozky/geo_ip.xml?gm=pop

[jpl.name]

Dobrý den,

I've just tested the IP address of my 60gp, and IP address geolocation services say "France"

The "Geolokalizace" page on your website is very unclear on this subject: I have understood that 60gp has no geolocation service and that 90plan has this service.
But what I have also understood reading "Každá z těchto sítí je geolokalizována vyhledávacím algoritmem v zemi naší pobočky." is that ccTLDs are geolocated by default in their respective country for all hosting, which was common sense for me (this idea was reinforced by "I když stránky s příponou .cz by měli být umístěny v České republice", and the example on .com domains).
What one can understand reading your website is that the geolocation service permit to affect a geolocated IP to a gTLD, or to change the default geolocated IP of a ccTLD.

I am wrong? or 60gp hosting are really geolocated in France?

Děkuji.