Extra Dedicated IPs in VPS Servers
If you order one of our Linux VPS hosting service, we'll give you one dedicated IP address by default and a second one at no extra cost - if you add any of the hosting Control Panels that we offer to your order. Some other IPs may be purchased effortlessly in the event that you require them. The option is available on the order page, so in the event that you need more IPs from the start, we shall be able to assign them to your VPS as soon as it's put in place and you can use them the instant you start using the server. If you require them for any reason later, you can order them from the billing area and they will be available in a matter of minutes. That way, you can assign dedicated IP addresses not just to your own sites, but also to customers' websites in case you've launched a reseller enterprise. You'll be able to order IPs as often as needed and renew them along with your virtual server plan. If, eventually, you require less IPs, you'll have the chance to renew only those which you require, while the extra ones will be removed from your web server.
Extra Dedicated IPs in Dedicated Servers
In case you get one of our dedicated server packages, you'll get three IP addresses at no additional charge and you could use them for any purpose. If you require even more IPs, you can request them at any time from your billing area and we'll assign them to the web server a few minutes later. You may also get more IPs during the signup process and they shall be available on your machine the instant it's all set and we hand it over to you. The IP upgrade is available in increments of three and you'll be able to decide how many addresses you'll order and how long you'll use them, since you can choose the number of IPs that you'll renew every month with your server plan. Any IP address that is assigned to your dedicated server can be used not only for your personal content, but for any website or application your clients may have - if you have acquired the machine with the goal to resell the disk space to third parties.