Managing your services
Everything you can do to a VPS from the client area. Start with the management page, then jump to the tab you need. Details differ by product (Linux, Storage, Premium, Windows VPS); each guide calls out where they matter.
Day to day
- Managing your VPS. Home base: check health, power on/off and restart, open the Console, reset the root or Admin password, change the hostname, and move between datacenters.
- Reading your VPS graphs. CPU, memory, disk, and network over time, how to tell if your plan fits, and why to run an in-VPS monitoring agent for the detail.
- The Tasks log. A history of every action on your VPS and who did it, for troubleshooting and a quick security check.
Network and DNS
- Network and IP addresses. Your IPv4/IPv6, netmask and gateway, and reverse DNS (rDNS/PTR) for mail deliverability.
- DNS Manager. Free DNS hosting: point a domain at your VPS and manage A, AAAA, CNAME, NS, MX, and TXT records.
- The VPS firewall. The managed firewall (Linux and Storage VPS) that blocks risky app ports by default, and how to whitelist the sources that need in.
Access and the OS
- SSH Keys. Save your public keys and pick them when deploying or reinstalling (Linux and Premium VPS).
- Reinstalling your OS. Wipe and install a fresh OS or one-click app, with your key and login mode set up front. Destructive, so back up first.
- Boot from ISO. Premium VPS: boot a rescue or installer ISO without touching your disk, to fix an unbootable system.
Plan changes and billing
- Upgrading or downgrading. Move to a bigger or smaller plan. On Linux VPS it's live and instant, no downtime, same IP. Premium VPS is upgrade-only.
- Extra Features (add-ons). Add nightly backups, storage, vCPU, traffic, or IPs one at a time without changing your base plan.
- Cancelling a VPS. Request cancellation immediately or at the end of your billing period, and revoke it if you change your mind.
Still need a person? You can open a support ticket any time.