Virtual machines

Where in the portal: Instances (/vms) and a VM's page (/vms/<id>).

Instances lists a customer's VMs with name, OS, status, IP, specs and cost. Click one to open its page.

The VM page

Tabs: Overview, Console, AI SSH Agent (when the AI module is on), Monitoring, Storage, Network, Configuration, Billing, Activity.

Actions

Action	Effect
Console	Opens the browser console — Console
Restart / Stop / Force stop	Power control
Reset password	Generates a new password, shown once
Reinstall OS	Rebuilds from a template; data is lost
Change IP	Replaces the public IP (where the source supports it)
Enable Auto Scaling	Scales CPU/RAM under load when enabled
Delete	Destroys the VM; hourly billing stops

Information shown

Uptime, cost this month, vCPU/RAM/disk with live use, public and private IP, user name, bandwidth chart, the action log, and a billing summary (plan, cycle, hours, remaining).

Fields depend on the source

A VM page shows only what its source supports. For example, a Proxmox VE VM has no port forwarding or change-IP, and its OS list follows the template set of its cluster. See the capability table in Proxmox VE.

Billing tab

Shows plan, cycle, total hours, remaining time and the billing log. Hourly VMs accrue until deleted. A customer can switch cycle to prepay a longer period at a discount.

For administrators

The same VM is visible under Services › Virtual Machines in the admin console, where you can act on behalf of the customer or log in as them.