Resetting Your VPS NAT Password

If you've lost the root/SSH password of your VPS NAT, set a new one directly from the Dashboard.

Steps

1. Open your VPS NAT from the VPS NAT list and click Manage.
2. Click Reset Password at the top of the page.
3. Type a New password, or click Generate to have one created for you.
4. Click Reset Password. The old password stops working immediately.

Notes

• The password must be 8–64 characters, letters and digits, with no spaces.
• Save the new password before closing the dialog — Sumopod does not store it and cannot show it to you later.
• This only changes the password. No data on the VPS NAT is affected, and the hostname and port mappings stay the same.
• Use the new password the next time you connect over SSH.