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Overview

This documentation describes how to manage vServers in the customer portal.

A vServer is a standalone virtual server with a fixed network configuration, reachable either via an SSH key or console access.

Contents

Scope

You can access your vServers in the customer portal via the Server menu item in the Products section.

A server record is organized into several sub-sections:

  • Overview – name, team, location, node and current status
  • Network – IP addresses, traffic, floating IPs, port forwarding
  • Backups
  • Snapshots
  • Rescue mode
  • Scale
  • Reinstall
  • Edit – rename and transfer to another team

Server overview

The overview page of a server shows:

  • Name, team and location (with a country flag)
  • Node and status (running, stopped or paused)
  • Network data: traffic limit, whether port forwarding is allowed, primary IPv4/IPv6 address with gateway

Controlling a server

At the top of every server page, the following actions are available depending on the current status:

  • Start – only shown when the server is stopped
  • Actions (only shown when the server is running): Shutdown (graceful), Stop, Force stop, Reboot
  • Console – opens a VNC console in a new tab; only available while the server is running

Usage notes

Before making impactful changes to a server – especially reinstalling, scaling, or enabling rescue mode – always check whether a current backup or snapshot exists. These operations can lead to data loss or temporary unavailability of the server.