Ideal for
- Small NAT or routing projects
- Client or service separation on the same VPS
- Workloads that need more than one public IP
- Early-stage network tooling that needs several addresses
The /29 subnet mask is 255.255.255.248. The complete block is routed to your active TinyServers VPS.
Choose this product when one extra IPv4 is no longer enough and your VPS needs a small routed public pool for separation, NAT or service growth.
An active Tinyservers VPS is required. Commercial checks may be required, and abuse-sensitive use cases are not accepted.
The /29 block contains 8 IPv4 addresses, of which 6 are usable. After payment and any required commercial checks, technical allocation runs automatically once an eligible VPS is selected. A single eligible VPS is selected automatically; otherwise choose the target in My Subnets in your client area.
Allocation depends on availability and successful technical checks; instant delivery is not guaranteed. Configure the usable addresses on your VPS after allocation. Contact support if allocation is blocked.
An active Tinyservers VPS is required. After payment and any required commercial checks, technical allocation runs automatically once an eligible VPS is selected. If there is exactly one eligible VPS, it is selected automatically; otherwise choose the target in My Subnets in your client area.
Allocation depends on availability and successful technical checks, so instant delivery is not guaranteed. Support can assist if allocation is blocked. rDNS is available on request.
Choose the routed /29 when you need a small but practical public IPv4 pool for NAT, tenant separation or workloads that need several distinct addresses on the same VPS.
Because the /29 is the cleaner option once you already need several public addresses rather than one.
Yes. The /29 is routed to your active Tinyservers VPS and provides 6 usable IPv4 addresses out of 8 total. Configure the usable addresses on your VPS after allocation.
Choose /28 when you need more headroom for client separation, growth or larger network layouts.
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