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The Network tab contains the IPv4 addresses, IPv6 allocation, gateways and DNS resolvers for your VPS. Copy the values from your own service before changing its operating-system network configuration.

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Open Network

Sign in to the EDBB Control Panel, open Services → My Services, select your VPS and choose Network.
EDBB Network tab with IPv4 and IPv6 configuration sections

Start with Network. Addresses in these screenshots are documentation examples.

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IPv4 address, subnet mask and gateway

Use the IP Address, Subnet Mask and Gateway shown for your service. The primary address is marked Primary IP. Additional addresses must also be configured inside the operating system.
IPv4 address, subnet mask and gateway in the Network tab

Copy all three values from your own VPS. The example address is not usable on your service.

Add IP + opens the component-upgrade page. Follow Order additional IPv4 addresses to review the available quantity and charge. To replace an existing primary address, see Change an IP address.

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IPv6 allocation and gateway

The panel shows an assigned /64 equivalent range. Choose an address within that allocation and configure it with a /48 interface prefix so it can reach the displayed gateway. The /48 setting does not expand your assigned allocation.
IPv6 range and gateway with the required /48 interface prefix note

The assignment column describes your allocation; the note explains the interface prefix.

See Configure IPv6 for Linux commands and persistent settings.

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DNS resolvers

The Nameservers section is below the address configuration. It lists recommended public IPv4 and IPv6 resolvers; enter the chosen DNS settings in your operating system or its network configuration tool.
Nameservers table with recommended IPv4 and IPv6 DNS resolvers

Scroll down within Network to find the DNS1 and DNS2 values.

Open the VNC console before changing networking. Preserve working IPv4 settings, use the correct interface name, and verify connectivity before closing your existing connection.