In this guide we'll show you how you can easily configure your assigned IPs on your Windows VPS.
1. Getting your networking details
Start by logging into our VPS Control Panel and clicking on the Manage button for the server that you would like to open the VNC Console for.
Now, Go to the Network [1] tab, and scroll down to fetch the following details:
We also assign a /64 routed IPv6 address by default which you can freely use. We will cover adding 1 address from it but you can always assign more addresses by clicking on the Assign Address [8] button then configuring it on your VM. Go ahead and grab your default routed IPv6 address from the panel [7] as per the screenshot below.
Now we have everything we need to configure networking on our VPS. Make sure you fetch your own address from your own panel and double check for any mistakes or included spaces.
2. Getting your Network Interface Name
First, Open Windows Powershell as Admin and run the following command:
From the output, Note down the InterfaceAlias that you see. Usually, It is "Ethernet".
3. Setting IPv6 Addresses
Now, Let's set our IPv6 Address by running the following command:
Next, we'll add the routed /64 address by running the following command:
Lastly, we'll add the IPv6 gateway with this command:
Optionally, you may also add IPv6 DNS servers with the following commands:
4. Setting IPv4 Address
To configure IPv4 Address, in the same powershell terminal, run the following command:
Now, you can also run the following commands to add DNS Servers of your choice:
And done!
