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Reserved IPs Support Articles
Generated on 9 Jun 2023
Can I use my Droplet's IP as a Reserved IP?
There is no possible way to convert a Droplet IP into a Reserved IP.
Can I use a Reserved IP address to send emails via SMTP?
Reserved IPs do not support SMTP traffic.
Can I preserve my Droplet's IPv4 address when I transfer the Droplet?
You cannot retain a Droplet’s IPv4 when you transfer the Droplet to a new region. Use a reserved IP address to maintain a static IP address.
Can I choose my Droplet's IP address?
You cannot create Droplets with a specific IP address, but you can use reserved IPs for a static address that you can migrate between Droplets.
How do I get a Droplet's dedicated IP address?
Droplets do not have a dedicated IP address.
Do snapshots retain the IP address of the Droplet they were created from?
Snapshots do not retain the IP address of the Droplet they were created from, but you can use reserved IPs to assign the same address to new or redeployed Droplets.
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