Viewing and Renaming a VPS NAT

The Configuration tab is where you rename your VPS NAT and review its specifications and system information.

Steps

1. Open your VPS NAT from the VPS NAT list and click Manage.
2. Go to the Configuration tab.
3. To rename it, edit VPS Name (3–32 characters) and click Save.
4. Review Specifications (virtualization, CPU cores, memory, storage, network) and System Information (operating system, region, created and expiry dates).

Notes

• VPS Name is only a display name for the Dashboard. The hostname and NAT domain used for SSH do not change when you rename it.
• Specifications are fixed for the life of the server — a VPS NAT cannot be upgraded or downgraded. If you need a larger plan, create a new VPS NAT and move your data across.
• Network always shows NAT / Port Mapping, a reminder that inbound traffic arrives only through the ports on the Ports tab.
• The Reset VPS section at the bottom of this tab wipes the server — see Resetting a VPS NAT.
• Direct link: open your VPS NAT, then go to its Configuration tab.