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Upgrade and downgrade Bandwidth via the OVHcloud API |
Find out how to upgrade and downgrade the bandwidth on a Dedicated Server via the OVHcloud API |
2025-01-20 |
Each of our dedicated servers includes a minimum public bandwidth of 500Mbps. If you have specific download or mass distribution requirements, such as software updates, you can upgrade the bandwidth. And if you need less bandwidth, you can also downgrade to a lower bandwidth.
In this guide, we explain how you can easily upgrade or downgrade the bandwidth of a dedicated server.
Warning
Please note that this option is available on most dedicated servers, but not all. Although our servers come with a minimum public bandwidth of 500Mbps, the public bandwidth upgrade option is not available on all dedicated server ranges.
- A dedicated server in your OVHcloud account
- Access to the OVHcloud API
Use the following API call to list all the available services for upgrade (or downgrade) and verify that the service you wish to upgrade/downgrade is listed:
[!api]
@api {v1} /order GET /order/upgrade/baremetalPublicBandwidth
List available offers and find the planCode of your choice with the API call below:
[!api]
@api {v1} /order GET /order/upgrade/baremetalPublicBandwidth/{serviceName}
Enter the variables:
- serviceName: the name of your dedicated server, for example
ns1234567.ip-203.0.113.eu
The RESPONSE
field should display information similar to the following:
Use the following API call for a preview of your order, including pricing:
[!api]
@api {v1} /order GET /order/upgrade/baremetalPublicBandwidth/{serviceName}/{planCode}
Enter the variables:
- planCode: the reference retrieved in the previous step
- serviceName: the name of your dedicated server
- quantity: 1
The RESPONSE
field should display information similar to the following:
To officially submit the order, use the following API call:
[!api]
@api {v1} /order POST /order/upgrade/baremetalPublicBandwidth/{serviceName}/{planCode}
The order will be processed once you have clicked Execute
{.action}. The amount displayed corresponds to your option’s first billing month, calculated on a pro rata basis for the current month.
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