Understand your VPS overview

Open overview#

1. In the VPS area, open your machine details.
2. Choose Overview. Cards show processor, allocated memory, main disk and location.
3. View Hardware configuration, Location and order, Server access, then Protection and backups.
4. Use Refresh to reload machine status and data.

Configuration and usage are different#

Memory and disk values in the summary are machine capacities, not live usage. Monitor performance opens CPU, disk and network charts. Used RAM and disk usage require an agent inside the VPS, which is not installed automatically.

The data source is stated: Provider for a connected real VPS, Catalogue at order time when specifications were saved, or Order when details are missing. Not provided does not mean zero; missing data is not replaced by invented estimates.

Find your access details#

Server access shows public IPv4, operating system and public SSH key status. Copy copies only the address. View networking and IP opens IPv4/IPv6 details and address requests.

Your private key stays on your device. The portal does not display it or create an SSH password in the supported Linux reinstall workflow. The order link opens commercial tracking for this machine.

Protections and quick actions#

Provider backups and deletion/reinstall protections are read-only. View storage opens more information; snapshots and backups have their own guide.

Quick actions offer Start, Shut down or Reboot when status and permissions allow. Forced reboot requires the name and may interrupt ongoing writes. These actions do not change the plan or cancel the server.

If information or an action is missing#

Refresh details and check for an ongoing provider operation. Some information is only available for real VPS; simulation is explicitly identified. Permissions, machine status and protections may also limit actions.