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Each OnetSolutions VPS comes with a dedicated public IPv4 address. If your project requires more than one IP — for example to host several TLS services on standard ports, separate environments, or a mail server with its own reputation — you can request additional IPv4 addresses for your VPS.
At a glance
  • Self-service: not available yet from the customer area
  • On request: available for legitimate, specific use cases
  • Price: €2.99 / month per additional IPv4 address

How it works

Adding extra IPs to a VPS is not yet available in self-service in customer.onetsolutions.net. The feature is being built and will be exposed there in a future release.
In the meantime, additional IPs are provisioned manually by our team upon request. We review every request to make sure the use case is legitimate (no spam, no abuse) before allocating addresses from our pools.

Typical use cases

Multiple TLS services

Host several services that each require port 443 with their own certificate, where SNI is not an option.

Mail reputation

Isolate outgoing mail on a dedicated IP to manage its reputation independently.

Network segmentation

Split production, staging, or per-tenant traffic across distinct public IPs.

Application requirements

Software that mandates one public IP per instance or per listener.

Request an additional IP

1

Open a support ticket

Log in to customer.onetsolutions.net and open a ticket from your VPS service page.
2

Describe your use case

Indicate the VPS concerned, the number of additional IPs needed, and the intended use. Concrete details help us validate the request quickly.
3

Confirm billing

Each additional IPv4 is billed €2.99 / month, added to your existing VPS subscription. We confirm the price and proration before activation.
4

Configure your VPS

Once the IP is attached to your VPS, configure it on your network interface. The exact steps depend on your operating system and network manager.
Additional IPs follow the same network policies as your primary IP, including the default email port restrictions. If you need a reverse DNS, it can be set on each IP independently.