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Rotate Your VPS IP — Without Losing Your Data

By the NoctHost TeamJuly 20, 20262 min read

Got an IP that's rate-limited, greylisted, or just burned? Until now you had one option: destroy the box and rebuild from scratch, losing everything on the disk. Not anymore.

NoctHost now has a one-click **Get a new IP** button. It snapshots your server, redeploys it on a **fresh IPv4**, and restores your data onto the new machine — so you keep your setup and just swap the address. It takes a couple of minutes, and your old IP is released back to the pool.

Why people want this

  • **Clean reputation.** Start over on an address nobody else has burned — no inherited blocklists, no shared history.
  • **Rotation.** Cycle exit IPs across sessions or between providers without rebuilding your environment each time.
  • **Recovery.** A service blocked your IP and you need a new one *now* — without tearing down the server you already configured.

How it works

  1. Open your server in the dashboard and find **Change IP address**.
  2. Hit **Get a new IP** and confirm.
  3. We snapshot the disk → redeploy on a new IPv4 → restore your data. Back online in about two minutes, with everything intact.

No card, no KYC, no support ticket — the same email-and-crypto flow as everything else here. Available on Vultr servers today, with more backends to follow.

Data safety

The new server is built from a full snapshot of the old one, so your files, configs and installed software come across exactly as they were. The old instance is only destroyed after the snapshot is complete — your data always lives in at least one place during the switch.

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Prefer a completely fresh box instead of a fresh IP? Deploying a new server still takes about 60 seconds and is billed by the hour, so you only pay for what you use. Either way, no identity, no card — just an email and a crypto balance.

Spin one up in about a minute

Email signup, pay with crypto, hourly billing. Trying a box costs cents — destroy it when you are done.

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