It is possible to upgrade your IPs in two ways. In order to avoid confusion here is a short explanation of both ways.
Upgrade through your SnelPanel
The usual way is to upgrade your IPv4 addresses through your SnelPanel. However, you can only upgrade your IPs through the upgrade page of SnelPanel if you haven’t used all of your IPs.
Each server that we provide has a standard amount of IPv4 addresses (please take a look at the overview below). Let’s say that you have purchased a Dual Core, the standard amount of IPs is 8 for this server. And let’s say that you have only used 5 IPs, then you should upgrade your IPs through SnelPanel.
| Servers | Standard amount of IPs | This server can be upgraded to |
| Dual core: Core i3 550 | 8 IPs | 16 IPs |
| Dual core: Core i3-2100 Sandy Bridge | 8 IPs | 16 IPs |
| Dual core: Core i3-2100 High memory | 12 IPs | 24 IPs |
| Dual Core i3-2100 High storage | 16 IPs | 32 IPs |
| Quad Core i790 | 8 IPs | 16 IPs |
| Quad core: Core i7 950 High Memory | 12 IPs | 24 IPs |
| Quad core: Xeon E3-1270 Sandy bridge | 8 IPs | 16 IPs |
| Quad core: Xeon E3-1270 High Storage | 16 IPs | 32 IPs |
| Quad core: Xeon E5-1410 v2 | 16 IPs | 32 IPs |
| Hexa core: Core i7 970 | 12 IPs | 24 IPs |
| Hexa core: Xeon E5645 | 16 IPs | 32 IPs |
| Hexa core: Core i7 970 High storage | 24 IPs | 48 IPs |
| Hexa core: Xeon E5-2420 v2 | 24 IPs | 48 IPs |
| Dual Quad core: Xeon E5620 | 24 IPs | 48 IPs |
| Dual Quad core: Xeon E5620 High storage | 32 IPs | 64 IPs |
| Dual Hexa core: Xeon E5645 | 32 IPs | 64 IPs |
| Dual Hexa core: Xeon X5650 | 32 IPs | 48 IPs |
| Dual Hexa core: Xeon E5-2620 | 64 IPs | 128 IPs |
| Dual Hexa core: Xeon E5-2630 v2 | 64 IPs | 128 IPs |
Upgrade request through email
In case you have already used all of your IPs (so all 8 IPs), you should send an upgrade request to [email protected]. We can only double the amount of IPs that you already have which means that we can assign 8 IPs extra to a Dual Core Server. Hence, the maximum amount of IPs will be 16 for this particular server and so on.
