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How to Order a Dedicated IPv4 Add-on

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How to Order a Dedicated IPv4 Add-on

Short answer

Client area/order flow, billing, assignment, activation. VPSGrid provides unmanaged hosting — you administer the guest OS, applications, and data inside the VM.

Overview

Client area/order flow, billing, assignment, activation.

Prerequisites

  • Active VPSGrid account at billing.vpsgrid.net
  • For Linux guides: SSH access to your VPS using the primary IP from the welcome email or service details page
  • For Windows guides: RDP access with the Administrator account

Step-by-step instructions

  1. Sign in to the VPSGrid client area and open Services → My Services for the relevant VPS, domain, or add-on.
  2. Locate the control described in this guide (How to Order a Dedicated IPv4 Add-on). If the UI label differs slightly, match the function (reboot, DNS, invoice, etc.) rather than exact wording.
  3. Apply the change following on-screen prompts. For OS-level tasks, connect via SSH (Linux) or RDP (Windows) using credentials from your welcome email.
  4. Verify the outcome with a simple test: HTTP response, SSH login, DNS lookup, or invoice status — before considering the task complete.
  5. Document what you changed (firewall rule, DNS record, package version) so you can reverse or repeat the step during incidents.

Important notes

  • VPSGrid is unmanaged — support assists with platform/billing issues; guest OS stack work is your responsibility unless a separate managed product applies.
  • Use Hostname for the VPS name at order time; point your domain separately via DNS A records.
  • Refer to checkout at vpsgrid.net for current plan specs — this article does not publish fixed pricing.

VPSGrid context

VPSGrid sells unmanaged KVM VPS with root or administrator access. You are responsible for guest OS configuration, application stacks, backups inside the VM, and security hardening. VPSGrid manages hypervisor infrastructure, network connectivity to your primary IP, power controls in the client area, and billing.

Linux templates include Ubuntu, Debian, AlmaLinux, Rocky Linux. Do not assume CentOS Stream, Fedora, or other unsupported distributions are available at checkout.

Frequently Asked Questions

Does VPSGrid manage this task for me?

No. Unless a product page explicitly states managed service, you perform OS and application work on unmanaged VPS plans.

Where do I find my primary IP and login details?

Check the VPS Ready email and Services → My Services → product details in the client area.

What if I am stuck after following this guide?

Open a support ticket with your service ID, primary IP, OS version, and commands already tried.

Will this guide work on every Linux distribution?

Commands may differ between Ubuntu/Debian (apt) and AlmaLinux/Rocky (dnf). Only use distributions offered at VPSGrid checkout.

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Need More Help?

Search this knowledge base for related guides. For billing, provisioning, or primary IP assignment issues, open a ticket at billing.vpsgrid.net with your service ID, primary IP, and steps already tried.

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