chore: update ip configuration

docs/domains/FAQ/configure-dns-records.md

@@ -8,7 +8,7 @@ DNS Records are an important and necessary part of of the web. You can learn mor
 To connect your domain to Website Pro, it must have either an **A Record**, or a **CNAME**:
 
 1.  **A Records**
-    * If an A Record is required then it should point to _104.154.100.138_
+    * If an A Record is required then it should point to _34.149.86.124_
 2.  **CNAME Records**
     * It is recommended that sites use a CNAME Record pointing to _host.websitepro.hosting_
 

docs/domains/FAQ/connect-custom-domain.md

@@ -10,7 +10,7 @@ sidebar_position: 1
 2.  Find the Domain Registrar’s page for managing the DNS Records of your new domain
 3.  Edit or create a DNS Record for your new domain
     *   We recommend setting a CNAME Record with a value of **_host.websiteprohosting.com_**
-    *   If you require an A Record then the value should be **_104.154.100.138_**
+    *   If you require an A Record then the value should be **_34.149.86.124_**
 
 ### Part 2: Configuring your Website Pro Site
 
@@ -32,4 +32,4 @@ You have the ability to set any of your **connected** domains to be the **Primar
 
 Website Pro’s ingress point by default goes through Google Cloud Armor to provide additional security for our traffic. If you are planning on using your own firewall, you will risk a “Too Many Redirects” error if you pass traffic through both your own firewall and Google Cloud Armor. To bypass the safety provided by Google Cloud Armor, you can direct traffic directly to the NGINX web server using the IP below for your A record on your domain.
 
-**104.154.100.138**
+**34.149.86.124**

docs/domains/FAQ/existing-godaddy-domain.md

@@ -29,7 +29,7 @@ Part 2: Editing your DNS settings on GoDaddy
 ![](../img/dns-additional-settings.png)
 
 4.  On the **DNS Management** page, find the **Records** section
-5.  Click the pencil icon at the right side of the row with the **Name** “**@”,** make sure it is an “**A”** record, and change the value to be **_104.154.100.138_**
+5.  Click the pencil icon at the right side of the row with the **Name** “**@”,** make sure it is an “**A”** record, and change the value to be **_34.149.86.124_**
 6.  If you have a **www** record click the pencil icon at the right side of the row with the **Name** “**www”**, make sure it is a “**CNAME**” record and change the value to be **_host.websiteprohosting.com_**
 7.  Click **Save** to complete the process
 8.  To encourage the DNS system on the internet to update quickly you can flush Google’s DNS cache using their [Google Public DNS Flush Cache](https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache) tool.

docs/domains/FAQ/new-godaddy-domain.md

@@ -17,7 +17,7 @@ Part 1: Editing your DNS settings on GoDaddy
 ![](../img/dns-additional-settings.png)
 
 4.  On the **DNS Management** page, find the **Records** section (shown below)
-5.  For your bare domain (like “example.com”) which has a “**Name”** of **“@”**, create an “**A**” record and the value should be **_104.154.100.138_**
+5.  For your bare domain (like “example.com”) which has a “**Name”** of **“@”**, create an “**A**” record and the value should be **_34.149.86.124_**
 6.  For a subdomain (like “www.example.com”) which has a “**Name**” of “**www**“, create a “**CNAME**” record and the value should be **_host.websiteprohosting.com_**
 7.  Click **Save** to complete the process
 8.  To encourage the DNS system on the internet to update quickly you can flush Google’s DNS cache using their [Google Public DNS Flush Cache](https://developers.google.com/speed/public-dns/cache) tool.