How to UPGRADE an existing RDP?
First login to your FireVPS client area
Now go to “Services” to check your active services.
Then select the service for which you want to you want to upgrade the OS.
If you want to change the product plan/package, like from 2 GB to 4 GB or from 4 GB normal to 4 GB 10gbps, then go to this “Upgrade/Downgrade” option.
It will show you the available upgrade options from your current plan. If you want to change the product plan/package, like from 2 GB to 4 GB or from 4 GB normal to 4 GB 10gbps, then go to this “Upgrade/Downgrade” option.
Now select the desired plan by clicking the “Choose Product” option and it will take you to the next page. Then click the “Click to Continue” option and it will generate an invoice for the UPGRADE.
After you pay the invoice, we will do the needful to complete the UPGRADE.
- Please note that we need to “Restart” the RDP for completing all of the Upgrades and “Migration” is required for Upgrading to 10 Gbps plan from normal plans.
- Migration is also required when upgrading from lower plans like 2 GB or 4 GB to higher plans like 8 GB or 16 GB.
- Storage downgrade and downgrading from a higher plan to a lower plan is not possible.
- All payments are recurring.

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