# 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](https://sumopod.com/dashboard/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**.
   ![The Configuration tab with the VPS Name field and Save button](https://kencana.basic.box.cloudeka.id/bucketku-f4kxct/sumopod-doc/Guides/13-vps-nat/07-configuration/01-tab-configuration-vps-name.png)
4. Review **Specifications** (virtualization, CPU cores, memory, storage, network) and **System Information** (operating system, region, created and expiry dates).
   ![The specifications and system information panels](https://kencana.basic.box.cloudeka.id/bucketku-f4kxct/sumopod-doc/Guides/13-vps-nat/07-configuration/02-spesifikasi-system-information.png)

## 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](/guides/vps/vps-nat/ports-vps-nat) tab.
- The **Reset VPS** section at the bottom of this tab wipes the server — see [Resetting a VPS NAT](/guides/vps/vps-nat/reset-vps-nat).
- Direct link: open your VPS NAT, then go to its **Configuration** tab.