Configuring network bandwidth for your VPS
Managing your default 300 Mbps port and scaling up to 1 Gbps on VPS.
Standard network throughput for all VPS plans in every location is 300 Mbps by default. For projects with high-traffic demands or intensive network activity, we offer the option to scale your bandwidth up to 1 Gbps.
Upgrades are available in +100 Mbps increments. You can add up to 700 Mbps of additional throughput to your base plan, reaching a maximum capacity of 1000 Mbps (1 Gbps) per virtual server.
When to consider an extra bandwidth
- 300 Mbps (Standard): Sufficient for most use cases, including websites, API hosting, database management, standard streaming, and file transfers.
- 1 Gbps (Extended): Recommended for high-load environments, large-scale data processing, low-latency requirements, and ensuring consistent performance during peak traffic hours.
Selecting speed during VPS order
You can configure your bandwidth during the initial server setup before checkout.
- Go to the VPS order page.
- Select your preferred location and tariff plan.
- Find the Bandwidth block in the extra services section.
- Choose the required amount of additional speed (from +100 to +700 Mbps).
Selecting an extended bandwidth during the checkout process
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Upgrading speed on an active server
If your server is already deployed, you can manage its bandwidth via the control panel.
- Go to the VPS section.
- Select the desired server from the list to open the dashboard.
- In the dashboard, look at the server configuration settings.
- Specify the required amount of additional Mbps and confirm the changes.
Upgrading speed on active server
To apply the new network settings at the hypervisor and operating system level, a server reboot is required.
Help
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