Ideal for
- Validated multi-tenant or routed network layouts
- Projects that have already outgrown /28 sizing
- Customers who need a noticeably larger public IPv4 pool
- Teams ready to share use-case details if asked
The /27 subnet mask is 255.255.255.224. The complete block is routed to your active TinyServers VPS.
Choose the /27 when the use case is already established and you need a larger routed pool than the /28 can provide.
An active Tinyservers VPS is required. Additional validation may be requested, and /26 or larger requests should stay on manual quote.
The /27 block contains 32 IPv4 addresses, of which 30 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.
The routed /27 is the largest public IPv4 add-on currently exposed in the catalog. It is meant for customers who have already validated their workload and need more room than the smaller subnet tiers provide.
Yes. Larger routed blocks should stay on manual quote and approval.
Yes, additional KYC or use-case checks may be requested. Commercial validation is separate from automated technical allocation; delivery is not guaranteed to be instant.
Use the contact path so the request can be reviewed outside the standard catalog flow.
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