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# Nodes IP & Information
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**This is for server nodes, not the development language!** You can find the server node in your server control page, check the `Settings` tab in your server control panel.
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### Node availability by panel
The legacy and new panels use separate node availability. See [The new Panel](/bot-hosting.net/guides/the-new-panel.md) for migration details.
In the new panel, every listed node reserves capacity for both free and premium servers. This keeps capacity available for each server type.
### New panel nodes
The new panel currently uses these nodes:
**FINLAND:**
* fi3: `65.108.103.151`
* fi4 `65.21.202.154`
* fi9: `95.216.12.48`
* fi10 `37.27.169.207`
* fi12 `95.217.140.174`
* fi13: `95.217.148.96`
* fi14 `157.180.7.55`
* fi15: `37.27.54.248`
* fi16: `37.27.141.177`
**GERMANY:**
* de1: `167.235.13.16`
### Legacy panel nodes
#### π Free nodes
These nodes are available to all legacy-panel users. Your server deploys to one of them unless you have premium-node access.
* de3: `157.90.181.183` ( Germany )
* fi1: `95.216.39.179` ( Finland )
* fi2: `95.216.10.105` ( Finland )
* fi5 `65.108.3.108` ( Finland )
* fi6 `65.108.77.37` ( Finland )
* fi7 `37.27.65.125` ( Finland )
* fi8 `95.217.151.27` ( Finland )
* fi11 `65.108.39.249` ( Finland )
#### π Premium nodes
Get access to premium legacy nodes by buying a coins pack of **$3 or higher**. See [payment methods](broken://spaces/zlWJKPhyFl109QbriNWb/pages/4NP6M3BHKho1Zif60OWh).
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The payment is **not** monthly/yearly or similar, itβs enough to buy a pack once to have premium nodes lifetime.\
Please note that only servers created after access to it will be deployed there. You can request your servers created before of access to them to be moved in a support ticket.
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* us1: `103.60.13.254` (United States)
* us2: `172.81.128.14` (United States)
* us3: `103.60.13.234` (United States)
* prem-eu1: `37.27.141.177` (Finland)
* prem-eu2: `65.21.16.214` (Finland)
* prem-eu3: `37.27.162.36` (Finland)
* prem-eu4: `37.27.140.228` (Finland)
* prem-eu5: `157.180.7.37` (Finland)
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