The recommended average/constant network load for VPS should not exceed:
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For VPS with 1 Gbit/s port |
For VPS with 100 Mbit/s port |
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Tariff Lite |
10 Mbit/s |
5 Mbit/s |
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Tariff Start |
15 Mbit/s |
10 Mbit/s |
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Tariff Medium |
20 Mbit/s |
20 Mbit/s |
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Tariff Premium |
50 Mbit/s |
30 Mbit/s |
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Tariff Elite |
80 Mbit/s |
50 Mbit/s |
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PROMO tariffs |
medium/constant load divisible by 2 |
medium/constant load divisible by 2 |
The restrictions indicated in the table are imposed only with constant abuse, or if the excess load affects other clients.
By default, we do not limit the bandwidth. Your VPS can use the bandwidth of the master server bandwidth (for example, 1Gbit/s). As a rule, even powerful VPS creates a load of no more than 10-20Mbit/s (if they are not used for streaming, file sharing, and other resource-intensive tasks).
Example 1: Tariff Medium. Daily on the client's website from 18:00 to 22:00 maximum traffic. The network load increases to 40Mbit/s (with an average load of 10Mbit/s). In this case, no restrictions and sanctions will follow.
Example 2: Tariff Lite. For several days in a row, a constant load of more than 50Mbit/s is maintained. Taking into account the total load on the head bandwidth of the server, a limit of up to 10Mbit/s can be introduced.
Notice of Restrictions Application
- If the excess VPS load affects other clients – restrictions are imposed immediately. The VPS user is notified through tickets.
- If the excess VPS load does not affect other clients and is not critical at the moment – the user is informed about the excess load for the current tariff plan. Within 24 hours, it is necessary to reduce the load or switch to another tariff plan (if there is no response, a limit is introduced). The VPS user is notified through tickets.
ATTENTION!
Be sure to read the dedicated servers and VPS terms and conditions.
If you still have questions, please create a ticket to technical support.