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Where can I find the IP address that my Webflow website currently points to? I provided an A record with the IP address 23.235.33.229, but it hasn't worked after 3 days. Do I have my own IP address or is it a shared one? I need to get my website live as soon as possible.

To find the IP address that your Webflow website currently points to, you can follow these steps:

1. Log in to your Webflow account and go to the Project Settings for your website.
2. In the left-hand sidebar, click on the "Hosting" tab.
3. Under the Hosting tab, you will see a section called "Custom domains." This is where you can manage the domains connected to your Webflow site.
4. Find the domain you are interested in and click on the three dots (...) to the right of it.
5. In the dropdown menu, select "DNS settings."
6. On the DNS settings page, you will see a table with various records, including the A record that you mentioned. Look for the record with the IP address 23.235.33.229. This is the IP address that your domain is currently pointing to.

Regarding your question about having your own IP address or a shared one, Webflow uses a shared IP address system. This means that multiple websites hosted on Webflow will share the same IP address. This is a common practice in shared hosting environments to optimize resources and manage server infrastructure more efficiently.

If you have already added the A record with the correct IP address but it hasn't worked after 3 days, there could be a few reasons for this:

1. DNS propagation delay: Changes to DNS records can take some time to propagate globally. Although it's usually a matter of hours, in some cases, it can take up to 48 hours for the changes to fully take effect.

2. Incorrect DNS configuration: Double-check that you have added the A record correctly. Make sure there are no typos or mistakes in the record or domain settings. A small error can prevent the website from resolving to the correct IP address.

3. Cached DNS: Your computer, router, or ISP might have cached the old DNS information. Try clearing the DNS cache on your computer or contacting your ISP to refresh their DNS cache.

If you're still experiencing issues after taking these steps, I recommend reaching out to Webflow support for further assistance. They have experts available to help you troubleshoot the issue and get your website live as soon as possible.

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