You can add extra public IPv4 addresses and change the number of backup retention slots for your VPS from the client area, without reinstalling or migrating the server.
Before you start: if an invoice is waiting on your account, pay it first and the upgrade will go through as normal. The steps are in How to pay an invoice in the client area.
Open the reconfigure options for your VPS
Step 1: Open your VPS page.
Log in to the client area, go to My servers and click Manage next to the VPS you want to change.
Step 2: Open Reconfigure Options.
In the menu on the left, under Actions, click Reconfigure Options to open the upgrade page.
Add additional public IPv4 addresses
Extra IPv4 addresses are useful for hosting several services, running separate applications or setting up custom networks.
Step 3: Choose the number of IPv4 addresses.
In the Additional public IPv4 section, your current configuration is on the left. On the right, enter the new total number of IPv4 addresses you want on the VPS. The page shows the maximum allowed value and the monthly price per IPv4 address.
Once the upgrade is applied, the new IPv4 address is provisioned automatically. In most cases no reboot is needed, but you need to configure the address inside your operating system, as shown in Add extra IPv4 addresses to your VPS.
Change backup retention slots
Backup retention slots set how many restore points LumaDock keeps for your VPS. More slots give you more past backups to restore from.
Step 4: Choose a backup retention option.
In the Backup retention slots section, check your current plan on the left.
Use the dropdown on the right to select a higher retention option, or leave it on No Change if you don't want to change it. Each option shows its monthly price before you confirm.
Backup retention changes apply immediately and affect future backups. Existing backups follow the new retention rules.
Complete the upgrade purchase
When you have chosen all the options you want, confirm and pay for the upgrade.
Step 5: Review the order and check out.
At the bottom of the upgrade page, review the order summary. It shows the selected options, the prorated amount for the current billing period and any recurring charges. Click Checkout.
Step 6: Pay the invoice.
If the upgrade has a cost, an invoice is created automatically. Pay it from My Invoices under Financial. Once the payment is confirmed, the upgrade is applied to your VPS.