Add a Secondary IPv4 Address to Your VPS

Introduction

A basic network configuration at Vultr consists of a single IPv4 address, configured by DHCP. If you have advanced networking requirements, Vultr supports secondary IPs, multiple public IPs, and up to five private networks. For specific information about your operating system, see the following guides:

CentOS

• Configure CentOS with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on CentOS

Debian

• Configure Debian with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on Debian

Fedora

• Configure Fedora with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on Fedora
• How to Configure a Private Network on Fedora CoreOS

FreeBSD

• Configure FreeBSD with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on FreeBSD

OpenBSD

• Configure OpenBSD with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on OpenBSD

Ubuntu

• Configure Ubuntu with Multiple IP Addresses
• How to Configure a Private Network on Ubuntu

Windows

• Configure Windows with Multiple IP Addresses via PowerShell
• Configure Windows with Multiple IP Addresses via GUI
• How to Configure a Private Network on Windows Server

Private Networks

• How to Configure a Private Network at Vultr